Examples of using Dejection in English and their translations into German
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Behold his dejection, poverty, death.
Let your laughter be turned into mourning and your joy into dejection.
Less aggressivity, less dejection, more vitality.
His aspect was that of piteous, hopeless dejection;
Money and dejection as auxiliary transformations to obtain real magnitudes.
My little"Zen moments" helped me overcome pessimism and dejection.
Dejection, etc. while on treatment with Viraferon see section 4.
This was a very short visit,but it plunged the little prince into deep dejection.
Thus, they not only cause themselves dejection but bring harm to their near ones.
Girls, you know,this Slsboa call doctor to break a heart and binds his dejection.
In case of machines with side dejection, do not start the motor in standing in front of the ejection channel.
Unbridled anger overcame him and at the same time he was paralyzed by physical exhaustion andmental dejection.
And this is its art: it divineth where ascending souls are weary,in your trouble and dejection, in your sensitive modesty, doth it build its loathsome nest.
The dry disposable wash and care glove with an LDPD-inside coating is thermo welded andideally for the remove by washing of urine and dejection.
The expression of low spirits, grief or dejection, due to the contraction of this muscle has been noticed by every one who has written on the subject.
Deliver me, O God, from a slothful mind, from all lukewarmness, and all dejection of spirit.
And for that reason you have no cause to dejection; you have no cause to doubt, as long as you receive his word from above, which proves his love to you and which you are to repay to him with your love.
Fear, insecurity, loss of interest, loneliness, hypersensitivity against ideas and thoughts, dejection and despair, overprotection of others.
It is advisable for negative sensations(fear, panic, dejection)- to break off according to individual experience and/or psychic constitution- the work, to earth itself and to say goodbye with thanks to the place.
Therapeutic exercises: Lack of exercise leads to a huge number of disorders, under it muscle spannings, dejection, sleep disorders and circulatory disturbances.
Abstract art is thus reduced to mere decoration, while the superficial offerings of the artists who have chosen to turn their backs on the pastultimately results, as can be seen in their expressions, in frustration or dejection.
For him[Polenov] this living image leads a human life alongside other people, rejoices, mourns,feels anger and dejection, and finally goes to Golgotha, without relinquishing the tiniest part of his convictions.
And I tell you, who have become mine through your will and your spiritual activity,you stand under my special protection and have no cause to dejection.
There is all the enthusiasm of the Paschal faith, full of joy and wonder,which sharply contrasts with the disappearance, the dejection, the sense of powerlessness that had accumulated in the disciples' hearts.
The light therapy proves to be a more and more frequent opportunity in the winter, when the days become shorter and darker,to counteract the dimness and dejection.
Just for your information, we also have Yoga that deals with the dark side of our life-which means a period of hesitation,despondency, dejection and sorrow that one has to go through in order to understand the real situation and to come to terms with it.
I feel, with dejection and amazement, that among our geniuses and talented writers or speakers, few or none have yet really spoken to this people, created a single image-making work for them, or absorb would the central spirit and the idiosyncrasies which are theirs-and which, thus, in highest ranges, so far remain entirely uncelebrated, unexpress'd.
No suffering is greater than that from extreme fear or horror, but here a distinct emotion comes into play, and will be elsewhere considered. Prolonged suffering, especially of the mind, passes into low spirits,grief, dejection, and despair, and these states will be the subject of the following chapter.
Georgiana said she dreaded being left alone with Eliza;from her she got neither sympathy in her dejection, support in her fears, nor aid in her preparations; so I bore with her feeble-minded wailings and selfish lamentations as well as I could, and did my best in sewing for her and packing her dresses.
Disintegration of the party organisations, an almost universal exodus of the intellectuals from them,confusion and wavering among the Social Democrats who have remained loyal, dejection and apathy among fairly wide sections of the advanced proletariat, uncertainty as to the way out of this situation- such are the distinguishing features of the present position.