Many were sick; all were worn out with marching and much disheartened.

The men were much disheartened by the hardships they had already endured.

He was still not so much disheartened as conscious of a blunder.

He rode back slowly under the stars, a much disheartened Weary.

On hearing this account, King Roderic was much disheartened, and he trembled with fear.

I am not sick, only tired out, and naturally, at first, very much disheartened.

They were much disheartened at the check, and the Upper Lake Indians began to go home.

The Boers are much disheartened by their losses.

The Rover boys felt very much disheartened.

The Athenians were not, however, much disheartened by defeat, nor did the Spartans profit by their advantage.

This is a thunder-bolt, though he is too much disheartened by his first defeat to notice it.

But the Rees were much disheartened.

Ben Greenway was very much disheartened.

The beating he got very much disheartened and discouraged the boy, for it was not what he had expected.

The party who had been working upon this block were much disheartened, when Stanley went up to relieve them.

He was very much disheartened, and retraced his steps to his hotel, with a sickening sense of total defeat.