Generally we know that in two to four weeks that she is going to be walking around with stooped shoulders, totally dejected, feeling like, 'I'll never get this.' " A court reporter -- responsible for a more limited vocabulary and in most cases unconcerned with context -- can concentrate on speed and clean up the transcript later.
Feeling quite dejected, feeling like a fake American, I rambled about it then and I rambled again when the GOP presidential carnival started in earnest, goaded from the sidelines by the likes of Sarah Palin and hustled from within by newcomers to the spectacle: Trump, Cain, Perry, Gingrich, Santorum et al, and by the everlasting energizer bunny, Michele Bachmann.
I feel very dejected after feeling this was England's best chance to win for a long time.
Feeling it was too late, I sat on the edge of her bed, dejected, frustrated, feeling lost.
The dejected Homer, feeling that no one respects him, turns to TV for solace and happens upon a live space shuttle launch, which he finds dull.
Then there are days when I go swimming and ache for half an hour until my body has warmed up, and I just feel like going home feeling dejected.
A hundred or so apricots, perhaps feeling dejected by my indifference and believing I'd abandoned them for good, had leapt to their deaths.
His action has Hispanic critics saying they feel their culture is under attack — and has students in a well-established, well-liked program feeling dejected.
But Obaid-Chinoy's triumph, a rare piece of good news out of Pakistan, also reveals the extent to which Pakistanis have become accustomed to feeling dejected.
The experience left him feeling dejected but undeterred: if he couldn't tap into someone else's adventure, he would create his own.
