But the dispirited air of the place made him cut and run.

They watched the dispirited figure walk out of the house.

I could not tell from his dispirited pace as he came back what the answer had been.

Some dispirited colleagues might say that that's the case all of the time.

The two dispirited friends agree to go out for pizza.

Owen looked to each side, to the other dispirited faces.

His argument left the other students looking dispirited, but no one disagreed.

In light of this, the film's dispirited tone is strange.

He looked at the long line of dispirited people.

She takes it away again when he's done, and he feels dispirited by his weakness.

The whole place, though, had a dispirited, rundown look to it.

He made a dispirited effort to clean up the vomit.

A long line of dispirited people stood waiting for taxis.

She was too dispirited to point out his idleness to their mother.

His silent dispirited master slowly walked him to the east.

He felt dispirited and out of sorts, but she needn't know that.

He died on 19 February 1984, a disillusioned and dispirited man.

Now, as he was waiting, he took a dispirited look around.

There were four other guys in the place, all about as dispirited as I was.

He is directed to give a speech to a group of actors playing his dispirited men.

The reporters looked at the dispirited guards, and swallowed hard.

The average stay in Bethlehem, according to a survey by a dispirited local professional, is just 45 minutes.

Bush believes his senior staff members must have access to the boss or they will become dispirited.

The little wizard glared at the dispirited animal and out toward the road.

Older people can quickly become dispirited and depressed by chronic illness.

The road back to Scotland was long, and the men dispirited.

So how does the Post know the president's defenders were dispirited?

Why dispirit the Shiites and others who are ready for it?

In general, her department's morale was down and the writers were dispirited.

He was dispirited by this critique but continued to write.

But, really, with such cause of gladness, I have not the heart to be dispirited by anything.

The juvenile tone of the gossip began to dispirit me.

I've got to come up with some way to help them move faster before they get completely dispirited."

Instead, they were dispirited by continued declines in established, profitable companies.

You need someone who can take charge when you get dispirited like this.

"You're seeing a Democratic base being dispirited; they're staying home."

Too dispirited to work, the collaborators abandoned the project and their partnership.

She looked at him, defeated and dispirited, her shoulders slumping.

While his words keep their challenge, his delivery has sometimes been dispirited.

Shocked and dispirited, they all sat down on the cave floor but Shea.

Dispirited at their loss, the trio try to find their way home.

Yesterday, some of those leaders said they were dispirited enough to wonder if it would take two decades or more to reach that goal.

Thurston did not think so, but he was in too dispirited a mood to argue the point.

Drawn and dispirited, the army's pace slowed to a crawl.

Also, in his chuckle-headed way, he was dispirited by the loss of the mate.

That decision has dispirited some of the President's well-wishers.

This man, usually so light-hearted, had grown increasingly dispirited through dinner.

"Nothing so perfect," I answered, feeling suddenly dispirited with all sorts of doubts.

This dispirited the Dutch who retired out of range and did not participate in the main attack.

Then the low defensive mumble of her father's voice dispirited abject.