disconsolately

She pushed disconsolately at the paper in front of her.

He went back and sat down disconsolately next to the hole.

"Might as well go straight back home," he said disconsolately.

When I left he was gazing about disconsolately, still trying to get the idea.

Disconsolately, she turned away from the window and began walking down the hall.

A child walks disconsolately off the floor after one exercise.

A few minutes later, he looks over the legal pad disconsolately.

There were three others of his kind sitting disconsolately around the dance floor, one to a table.

For a moment the little eyes opened and regarded me disconsolately.

The man, who did not want to be identified, shook his head disconsolately.

"It took me a second to realize the game was over," he said disconsolately.

The baby had been taken back to its mother and the smith sat disconsolately watching the rain.

"All of them are gone now," she told Van disconsolately.

Three moves later, Paul left him looking disconsolately at the last match.

"She chilled on me," the young man said, after waiting disconsolately for several hours.

"That's that," she thought, disconsolately looking down at the floor.

Nothing much to do down here, he thought disconsolately.

Now, leave here, go back to your office and mope disconsolately.

Frank did not answer; Jim looked around disconsolately and noticed the room for the first time.

She found the three others standing disconsolately between the jagged stones.

Her small son walked disconsolately a few feet behind her.

Two more were sitting disconsolately against the cliff, hands tied behind them.

He had tried two corners of the room now and was moving off disconsolately towards a third.

George listens before concluding disconsolately that the sound is moving away.

But he added disconsolately, "There will be several scratches here."