Sentence examples for Somewhat saddened from inspiring English sources

Somewhat saddened by all this is Margaret Edson, who teaches social studies at a middle school in Atlanta.

Mr. Paul said he was "somewhat sickened and somewhat saddened by people who leave office and become lobbyists".

Procter said: "I am somewhat saddened, but not surprised that the Labour Group-led administration has decided to close South Leeds Sports Centre.

Mr. Ruta was overwhelmed by what he saw, and somewhat saddened that such remarkable work could be out of the public's view.

Julie Foudy, captain of the national women's soccer team, said on "Nightline" Thursday that she was somewhat saddened by Sorenstam's appearance here.

David Bedford, race director of the London marathon, said: "After all the help he has received, even though it might not have been as much as he would have liked, anyone who has helped him over the last eight, 10 or 12 years will probably feel somewhat saddened that the guy at the end of his career has made this selfish decision.

The conclusion is somewhat saddening.

Every year it's a struggle for us to raise the funds necessary to put on our productions, somewhat saddening when we are the only company to commission and produce new opera from emerging composers.

It somewhat saddens me when you say that "we will have to agree to disagree.

It was inspiring and somewhat saddening to see my classmates, many of whom I hadn't laid eyes on since John Kennedy's presidential election.

Lizzie Simon Brooklyn To the Editor: I commend you for bringing to light the stigma against mental illnesses, but it saddened me somewhat to see that only two were mentioned: bipolar and schizophrenia.