downcast造句

"I don't know," she said shyly with her eyes downcast.

"Nothing, " answered she, with a downcast smile. "Only I felt lonesome just then."

At the end of time, having encountered the savage man who has no guiding principle except violence, Adam is downcast-and understandably so.

But Peck's Finch is a whole lot calmer, and better groomed, than Tracy's Darrow, just as Paul Newman's Frank Galvin, in "The Verdict" (1982), is less angry, if equally downcast.