Sentence examples for feeling downbeat from inspiring English sources
Does this mean that the children's publishing industry is feeling downbeat?
Denying yourself this particular enjoyable habit, doing away with that little luxury... if the sound of rain beating against the window pane isn't enough to have you feeling downbeat, a regime of self-imposed restraint will surely do the trick.
Those analysts feeling downbeat on the stock point out what they say is HEP's limited customer diversification and its financial leverage, which is higher than its pipeline peers.
It feels downbeat among the team.
If you are feeling more downbeat, snap to it with a jazzy quartet, or front up for an indie film festival or downtown comedy night.
Almost half of American consumers are feeling decidedly downbeat about the state of the nation and that attitude is affecting their socially responsible buying habits, as well as their donation of time and money to nonprofits, according to a new survey.
He was so downbeat, feeling that he'd lost all that he had worked so hard for.
Allardyce said he understood why the fans would be feeling a little downbeat but once again defended his decision to field a young side at Forest.
These are inarguably marvellous songs, but few of them are integrated into the script, which can give the play the feeling of a downbeat and occasionally alarming karaoke party.
But there was no mistaking the downbeat feeling among them last night and it was not only because their side failed to take the chance to move up to second place behind Chelsea but because the display in a scrappy game was so far below what they have come to expect.
