Sentence examples similar to she felt dejected from inspiring English sources
There must have been many moments when the suffragettes felt dejected and downcast.
I felt dejected but consoled myself with the knowledge that my experience was common — even Malcolm X, during his hajj, had failed to reach the stone.
I felt dejected but consoled myself with the knowledge that my experience was common even Malcolm X, during his hajj, had failed to reach the stone.
On this day in Naples, however, the visitors felt dejected: They had been allotted only one hour to film, the lighting was horrible, and noisy workers were dismantling sets from the last production.
"Parents like myself have felt dejected and quite frankly insulted by the clinical and dismissive manner in which the first minister in particular has referenced our plight in the Scottish Parliament.
The BJP supporters I spoke to said they felt dejected by a few crucial decisions the party took immediately before the polls, including the announcement of the "outsider" Kiran Bedi as the chief ministerial candidate.
Sometimes they felt dejected if the representatives did not listen to them or if the attendance rate in the working groups was low.
Besides that, question one ("in the past two weeks I had less interest and fun in doing activities"), or question two ("in the past two weeks I felt dejected, depressed or desperate"), have to be answered positively.
You feel dejected and trapped.
"But before you feel dejected, my friends, the president has some good news," Noah comforted.
