Sentence examples for profound dejection from inspiring English sources

Dr. Harden's face was sunk in his hands in an attitude of profound dejection.

Composed not long before Schubert died, at the age of thirty-one, the cycle depicts a young man treading a path from romantic dejection to profound alienation.

The laugh, like a clear little torch-beam, will light up the true and profound state of this young man's dejection.

This is a problem for the person just trying to get things done, but it is a special kind of problem, and an especially profound one, for a lyric poet, who got into this business partly to talk about rain, trees, moons, skies, dejection, and joy.

Dejection for captain Arconada.

Just total dejection from Columbus.

His dejection was short-lived.

Bradford City dejection, Capital One Cup Final, Wembley.

Ending the solo, he slumped in dejection.

Such dejection is widely shared these days.

Henman's dejection was easy to understand.