downcast in a sentence

Definition

Downcast (adj.): feeling sad, dejected, or disheartened, often reflected in one's demeanor or expression.

She walked through the park with a downcast expression, lost in her thoughts.
After hearing the disappointing news, he became increasingly downcast and withdrawn.
The child's downcast eyes revealed the weight of unspoken worries.
Despite her downcast demeanor, she managed to put on a brave face for her friends.
The team felt downcast after their unexpected loss in the championship game.
She walked into the room with a downcast expression, her shoulders slumped.
The news of his friend's accident left him feeling profoundly downcast and lost.
Despite her achievements, she often felt downcast and unappreciated in her workplace.
The child’s downcast eyes revealed his disappointment after losing the game.
Everyone noticed her downcast demeanor at the party, which contrasted sharply with the festive atmosphere.