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1
She was
too
dispirited
for words, but she patted his hand softly.
2
I did not then read it through: I felt
too
dispirited
and preoccupied.
3
Faustus remained at home,
too
dispirited
to bother summoning his Numidian.
4
Kirk was
too
dispirited
to take advantage of his good fortune.
5
It was, indeed, singular; but I was
too
dispirited
to speculate upon the subject.
6
He turned away,
too
dispirited
to cross words with her.
7
She has been
too
dispirited
to have it cut.
8
Thurston did not think so, but he was in
too
dispirited
a mood to argue the point.
9
He sat slouched down very low in his seat, much
too
dispirited
to care where he went.
10
She was almost
too
dispirited
to defend her 5,000 metres world championship title.
11
The men,
too
dispirited
even to start their own camp-fires, sat around resting as do boxers between rounds.
12
He was
too
dispirited
to tell Billy how the barn door had blown open and let the pony out.
13
She remembered the previous climb, when everyone had been too tired or
too
dispirited
even to lift a deck of cards.
14
They were
too
dispirited
to attempt to do so, and the little throng broke up and fled, some one way, some another.
15
When I got in, I found Tom lying in his bunk with his face to the wall,
too
dispirited
apparently to answer my consolations.
16
He seldom wasted magic on anything as mundane as a morning fire, but he was
too
dispirited
to make the effort with flint and tinder.
too
dispirited
too