Sentence examples similar to downcast about that from inspiring English sources

Mr Hachey refuses to be downcast about the fact that Air Canada, the national carrier in Bombardier's home country, has yet to place an order.

Most others are all about her eyelashes — feathery curtains over downcast eyes that make the character seem more demure than dangerous.

"Look up here, I'm in heaven," Bowie says to open the song amid sighing horns and a downcast rhythm that still leaves room for hope.

Fans of Mr Hashimoto will have been downcast to hear that he could bow out of politics at the end of his term, in December.

Their sullen, downcast faces betrayed that they had temporarily misplaced that vital connection to that part of themselves in which reigns a world-class champion.

Poll after poll shows that they remain resolutely downcast about their country's economic future, and preoccupied by its 4.3m unemployed.

The best thing about it was that, as the billboard later emphasized, it was free unburdened with preconceived notions of genre or the downcast disposition that many in experimental music communities feel obligated to project.

But there's something downcast about the scene, too.

Deborah Ledley, a resident of Penn Valley, in the Philadelphia suburbs, was downcast about the strike.

It's reasonable to be downcast about the role of women in the news.

He allowed five earned runs in two and two-thirds innings against the Mets, and afterward was especially downcast about his performance.