1
Her face looked so sad, so downcast, that Cecil's conscience was pricked.
2
I could not, so downcast had I become at the thought of parting.
3
Then the King was so downcast, he almost burst into tears, and said:
4
Methinks his dress is rich, though he himself is so downcast.
5
On what account dost thou lie thus, and have an eye so downcast?
6
He had not felt so downcast in many a day.
7
Now he understood why the lieutenant had been so downcast ever since that night.
8
He had not been so downcast for a long time.
9
At last he was compelled to observe: 'This change is sudden: wherefore so downcast?
10
She was so downcast, so afraid that it should die!
11
I wish you would not be so downcast, sir.
12
She had never seen her boss so downcast before.
13
She had never seen her father look so downcast; and seating herself near him she said-
14
Your photographer caught him looking so downcast as he emerged from the Cabinet meeting at Avondale.
15
He was so downcast on account of the emperor's displeasure that he went and drowned himself.
16
He walked feebly away, but it was pure acting, as he no longer felt so downcast.
