Sentence examples for Feeling sadly from inspiring English sources

This feeling, sadly, never actually happens.

I mean, my dear, myself to 'fix' it: No wise man trusts what others say, Or heeds, in this far-searching day,   The dead Past's ipse dixit !" So saying, without more ado,   (To tender feeling sadly callous) He slit poor Slimy through and through, And bottled as he'd bottle you—   This pseudo-snail of Pallas!

When Joanie describes Ben as "better at cleverness than feelings," one feels, sadly, that she could be describing the playwright.

I just feel sadly unwelcome now.

Everything here, in short, feels sadly conventional.

I feel sadly privileged not to have witnessed its fall.

You feel, sadly, that he was just getting started.

Watching from the US, it all felt sadly familiar.

The so-called Beatles reunion segment felt, sadly, like a mini-supergroup.

And compared with most Web pages, PDFs feel sadly static and fossilized.

And we feel sadly her impotence and ours to prevent the inevitable, even as we admire her courage and vitality.