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1. Those coming from the south were bedraggled, dispirited,
2. ” Jesus stated in a sad, dispirited manner
3. But the soldiers grew dispirited with inaction: exposure and army rations were beginning to tell, and finally yellow fever broke out
4. This is bad, because a dispirited team is less productive and less able to solve problems
5. We were totally dispirited
6. In the middle of the second decade of the twenty-first century, many evangelicals find that they are disunited, hurt, angry, dispirited and confused
7. more than a bit dispirited
8. Far from being dispirited, his friend now appeared to have a twinkle in his eye
9. which means that prayer protects the soul from the sins of dispirited sadness, despondency, oppression and
10. Muttering and dispirited, Elise Jones closed her eyes and surrendered to the fates
11. By the end of the week she was dispirited and depressed
12. “I feel distant from you,” Donald said, dispirited
13. As for the survivors now trapped in the middle of an open field, they finally surrended as Sunrise came, out of ammunition and completely dispirited
14. Dispirited by such narrow thinking, Margaret was ready to write a stinging investigation report tonight, prior to her return to Washington
15. These teachers literally feel dispirited
16. Horace Zembelo, who fled Shanghai to go find refuge in one of his residences in Africa, was killed a week later by a dispirited bodyguard who had lost his family in the Lagos strike
17. half an hour, a cart was spotted trundling along the track towards them, borne by two dispirited
18. Too sore to move and dispirited she was
19. “Oh,” Ailia said dispirited, trying to read his face for any clues of his sudden change of plans
20. ‘But would he like to marry me? Were it possible, for him it’s no more than a calf-love in the euphoria of our youthful interaction?’ she became doubtful and dispirited at that
21. A broad smile reassured us that the illness had not left him dispirited
22. What with the kshatriya power too on the wane, the traditional Aryan leadership was dispirited and disjointed under the Mohammedan rule in India, and the Hindus, as though to seek a mass escape from life’s hardships had turned to spirituality, which distanced them even farther from the social realities
23. Remember: The worst sin to a western Christian is having done something that shouldn’t be done, in a dispirited and disgraceful way against the truth
24. Because Sima Zhongtian was himself dispirited, he did not
25. Since her internal power had recovered, why was her speech so dispirited?
26. I talk, there is no strength and I sound so dispirited
27. Yang was bloodied all over, his look was very dispirited and there was not even a
28. There was no fear in the deceased eyes, not for themselves, only the subtle flinch of concern for Byron’s once dispirited mind
29. As the tired and dispirited searchers reconvened in Kathy’s family room, to discuss the next course of action, their worry for Zach was growing with every passing minute
30. Although dispirited that his flying
31. As they approached the mayor spoke to them in a dispirited voice
32. distance were indeed feeling dispirited and helpless
33. the pro-democracy organizations of foreign states have been dispirited, or perhaps motivated
34. At those junctures, he would feel dispirited
35. As two days of enquiries wore on, Daniel became dispirited and began to wonder if it had all been a waste of time
36. In a dispirited
37. to Verona in the summer of 1948, she was dispirited
38. Dispirited features stared down and across at him, puzzled by his presence
39. have gone, he was constantly tired and dispirited
40. "Well, they can eat beef and bread and butter, if they are hungry, only it's mortifying to have to spend your whole morning for nothing," thought Jo, as she rang the bell half an hour later than usual, and stood, hot, tired, and dispirited, surveying the feast spread before Laurie, accustomed to all sorts of elegance, and Miss Crocker, whose tattling tongue would report them far and wide
41. Jennings was kept away by the indisposition of her youngest daughter; and for this party, Marianne, wholly dispirited, careless of her appearance, and seeming equally indifferent whether she went or staid, prepared, without one look of hope or one expression of pleasure
42. Her mind was so much weakened that she still fancied present exertion impossible, and therefore it only dispirited her more
43. Dispirited and anxious, long hoping that to-morrow or
44. Herbert, coming to my bedside when he came in,—for I went straight to bed, dispirited and fatigued,—made the same report
45. For the next hour Barrington walked about the crowded streets in a dispirited fashion
46. Ralph felt as they did, tired from constant marching, dispirited by repeated encounters with broken bridges and well-defended towns, and scared of what would happen when the French army caught up with them
47. And, from his point of view, the sooner the better, for his men are only going to become more dispirited as the days go by
48. She was too dispirited even to look and see who it was
49. She woke up tired and dispirited, and ate her breakfast porridge mechanically
50. the other Mark officer, and had thought to himself that never in his life had he seen such a cheerless, dispirited lot of rabbits