Sentence examples for a sad spot from inspiring English sources

In a straw poll, residents just want someone, anyone, to revive their town, a sad spot that gains little from the lorries thundering through.

The sweet spot on the sofa is a sad place to be.

It's just a sad, sad situation.

"It is a sad, sad situation," said Sheriff McCoig.

By Maritsa Patrinos January 2, 2014 See more Sketchpads: Maximilian Bode on a Pixies concert, Kris Mukai on the saddest spot in Manhattan, and Christopher Silas Neal on a Bed-Stuy gardener.

A post on the Web site of Science Magazine on the study mentioned Hunter as the saddest spot, and an article in Our Town weekly newspaper in Manhattan bore a headline calling Hunter "The Saddest Smartest School Around," adding that the school "ranks last in happiness study".

So it came as a surprise to students and others when the school was labeled the saddest spot in Manhattan, based on a recent study aimed at gauging the emotions of New Yorkers by their Twitter messages.

[New York Post] Judging from Twitter, Hunter College High School is the saddest spot in Manhattan.

The "saddest spot" label, if not the details of the study, has become the buzz of Hunter as the new academic year starts.

The new Palestinian police post at this spot guards a sad, tattered intersection, which the Israelis call Netzarim Junction after the settlement just to the west, and the Palestinians call by an Arabic name that translates as Martyrs Squaree.

One of the saddest spots I visited.