Sentence examples for a particularly sad from inspiring English sources

And yet the only recent case to make media headlines was a particularly sad one.

It was a particularly sad day for Völler, whose father Kurt suffered a heart attack at half time.

Grandmother Anne, whose default mode is "eager pessimism" and whose conversation is described as "a string of non sequiturs linked by a general sense of discontent" is a particularly sad portrait.

The narrator, who is gay, has a particularly sad memory of a young man he loved during the Second World War, before it was acceptable to his family and milieu.

He tells me a particularly sad story about a pair of young women who went hiking without a gun (everyone in Svalbard is required to learn how to shoot when they arrive) and met a polar bear en route.

Mr. Knox's story, pieced together from financial documents and from the increasingly despairing letters he wrote to company officials, regulators and others, is a particularly sad look at this dark side of the mortgage refinancing boom.

"It's particularly sad when a world which should be an expression of the highest values - sport, youth, competition, fairness turns out to be a mass of foul play, falsehood and demagoguery".

So it's particularly sad when a police detective (Dana Andrews, center, with Tierney and Price) is called in to investigate her murder and falls in love with the portrait of her above the fireplace.

By the end of the 20th century, Argentina's story of economic divergence is particularly sad for a country that looked so promising at the century's dawn.

As I told Rachel in concluding our interview, this situation is particularly sad from a historical perspective.

Exclaim! magazine comments that "[d]espite the title and lyrics, it doesn't sound particularly sad, as it contains a cheery beat and a catchy mix of synths and guitars".