Sentence examples for drooping spirits from inspiring English sources
Nothing so soon the drooping spirits can raise, As praises from the men, whom all men praise.
From the spliff at the end of the working day, the pill on a Friday night or the bump of ketamine while watching Blue Planet 2, drugs are taken for fun, to relax and sometimes, as the poet John Milton said, to "bathe the drooping spirits in delight".
His spirits drooped, there on the banks of the river.
But beneath the moustache, his spirits were surely drooping, too.
He added that he and his fellow protesters had emerged from jail yesterday with "pants drooping, because they took away our belts, but spirits high".
The group's spirits sagged at the news – their tiny, drooping shoulders speaking for every American soccer fan who hoped to see him in person for the first time.
A 12-0 run, fueled by 3-pointers from Taurasi and Katie Smith, lifted their spirits and drooped Hammon's.
Weary heads were drooping.
He was lethargic, drooping.
