Sentence examples for feel downcast from inspiring English sources

But with the LHC running well and swaths of new data being collected, the teams don't have too much time to feel downcast.

After years in which they felt downcast and helpless, opposition partisans saw the sudden birth of a popular movement in support of Mr. Moussavi that exceeded their hopes.

To anyone who has recently felt downcast by popular displays of credulity and celebrity worship, this massed derision should come as a reassuring, even an inspiring, sight.

The inquest has heard that Ellement felt downcast after military investigators decided to not prosecute two soldiers she said had raped her in November 2009 while she was posted in Germany.

It would have been easy to feel very downcast by the scale of the challenge we saw.

"She felt so downcast, she said, that she was thinking of leaving the country, to go to" — he waited a beat — "Canada".

So I feel a little downcast, set even higher targets and work myself into the ground.

There must have been many moments when the suffragettes felt dejected and downcast.

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.

Sprewell, who seemed downcast, attributed his disposition to being tired but said that he would feel better once he talks with Van Gundy.

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