Sentence examples for a bit of sad from inspiring English sources

Even if the writing has been on the wall for some time, let's play a bit of sad trombone for the loss of reporting horsepower that will accompany the spinoffs.

A bit of sad news for the maker community today: TechShop is shutting down nationwide.

In the meantime, in a bit of sad karma, the Oscar De La Hoya statue doesn't look much like him.

It was a bit of sad loss for me, as I was left alone to push the more chill, musical and "intelligent" gear (always hated that term though). .

Sorry, that was a bit of a sad one.

As a bit of a sad Tolkien geek, I nearly choked on my popcorn.

"It's a bit of a sad thing it's closing.

He was just a bit of a sad homesick bloke pleased to have a chat with someone from back home.

"I beat him to it," Tony says, his sibling rivalry muscling through, "so he has a bit of a sad air around him".

Where once the problem was that people found his work shocking, now the problem is more that they think he's a bit of a sad old letch who should put his, er, pen away.

Everything Reminds Me of Her brings me back to autumn 2014, spending all of my time with someone I was very in love with and although things came to a bit of a sad end, I'll listen to this song and remember the good old times and feel content in my nostalgia.