in low spirits

But few leave Topa in low spirits: Seconds later a table of drunken revelers got the entire restaurant to sing happy birthday.

The crowd must’ve been in low spirits after the first set, a 22-minute demolition, and the second, which didn’t take much longer.

He did not vocally respond, a sign with him that he was in low spirits.

He didn't care whether he was hungry or not; he was far from sanguine as to success for either Giles or himself; he missed his old uncle, and was rather in low spirits all round.

I therefore went to the Beagle, and found Captain Stokes looking very ill, and in low spirits.