Sentence examples similar to downcast spirits from inspiring English sources
Somewhat remarkably, Mr. Snyder's film freezes its frame of reference in the 1980s, preserving the dank, downcast, revanchist spirit of the original and adding a few period-specific grace notes of its own, including time-capsule references to Lee Iacocca and "The McLaughlin Group".
"Gordon at the head of the column, riding with heavy spirit and downcast face, catches the sound of shifting arms, looks up, and taking the meaning, wheels superbly, making with himself and his horse one uplifted figure, with profound salutation as he drops the point of his sword to the boot toe.
It did not make us feel downcast.
"Oh, don't look so downcast!
A dance mask of a youthful female water-spirit, with its tapering chin, downcast eyes and leaf-shaped facial adornments, is one.
"Newcastle look a very beaten and downcast side.
"Liquid Spirit" has songs that sound like Withers ("Hey Laura," a downcast romantic entreaty) and like Lincoln ("When Love Was King," a straight-back allegorical tale).
Downcast multitracked vocals.
Not everyone was downcast.
