feel deflated

But, she said, it left Democrats in her caucus feeling deflated.

"Maybe we should just call it a night," she suggested, feeling deflated and worried again.

When her mind's eye saw him pull the cruiser out of the back lot and onto the street, she felt deflated.

She felt deflated and thought about rescheduling her flight home into the late afternoon.

I thanked everyone for their time, but I felt deflated.

He had felt deflated and had slammed the door of his office.

After a backyard barbecue or picnic, she often feels deflated.

Then she was gone and Jess felt deflated and alone.

Then he thought about the offensive leaders in the National League and felt deflated a bit.

Now that it hadn't happened, she felt deflated, empty.

After all the chaos of the past few weeks I suddenly felt deflated, like a balloon that had just been popped.

By the time she had dragged him to the swag, every muscle in her body felt deflated.

He made himself a cup of coffee and then, feeling deflated and not a little depressed, went to bed.

When Angelo announced it was time to go home, I felt deflated.

As it was - and you know this to be true - he felt deflated and full of melancholy.

Despite feeling deflated, the Canadians talked to reporters about the positive achievements they accomplished this week.

Feeling deflated, Vry climbed the ladder to her ruinous room.

"I feel deflated, disappointed, ignored and angry," she said.

Even after reading the accompanying "interpretive" statements, which usually help you understand the issues a little better, you still feel deflated.

The book became the top-selling nonfiction book of 1935, but still Anne felt deflated.

Miles passed the bottle back, feeling deflated.

He felt deflated and a little scared.

Even the most enthusiastic clubgoer can feel deflated.

Her outburst had left her feeling deflated, almost disinterested.

Feeling deflated, disappointed, Maia sought the nearest flat area amid the rains and sat down.