dispiritedly

"I have to take it to the fire," he said dispiritedly.

She leaned back and looked down at the forest dispiritedly.

When the man had gone, Larry turned dispiritedly to the tray.

"I guess we'd better try somewhere else tonight," she said dispiritedly, and turned away.

He walked over to Alfred, slumped dispiritedly against the wall.

He'd keep on coming between us, whether we meant him to or not," she said dispiritedly.

"They still let you do that," he said, smiling dispiritedly.

Brad nodded dispiritedly and stared a moment at his hands.

Tony put the compass away and stared dispiritedly into the fire.

A perfect end to a perfect day, he thought dispiritedly.

"I guess we'd better beam up my stuff," she said dispiritedly.

A couple had emerged, dispiritedly gone back inside again.

No more than a dozen men were in there talking earnestly but dispiritedly.

"I don't know why I've let it go on this long," she said dispiritedly.

I suppose you're right,' he said dispiritedly, and kicked at the grass again.

Most dispiritedly they made their way back through the vast range of store-chambers.

He sat on a steel folding chair, watched her dispiritedly while she worked.

She shook her head and raised her hands a little, dispiritedly.

"I guess so," Diego said dispiritedly, and pulled a chair opposite his father.

She thought dispiritedly that she had probably thrown her life away with both hands the night before.

Dispiritedly, he shrugged into his coat and went outside.

Hal said, dispiritedly, and they looked around at their dead and wounded.

He turned dispiritedly toward the door, a big man with sagging shoulders and a tired gray face.

Peter gave in and headed back, head down, tail drooping dispiritedly.

Night had come and they had remained dispiritedly where they were.