Sentence examples for a saddening example of from inspiring English sources

Del Ponte's legal adviser, Jean-Jacques Joris, criticised the report as "a saddening example of revisionism and an element which certainly stands in the way of reconciliation in the region".

Sex workers are far more likely to be murdered than the rest of the population: the recent killings in Bradford are the most recent and saddening example.

Saddened as they are at the loss of not only an amazing player but also a player who always stood out as an example of happiness and high spirits, they have to focus on the job lying ahead of them.

As a lecturer in statistics, I was saddened by this latest example of statistics abuse from an increasingly desperate government.

I'm truly and deeply saddened that the ordinary people of Venezuela have lost a great and courageous champion of their rights and that the world has lost an all too rare example of commendable leadership.

The crocodile tears he is now shedding, in claiming that the resolution "saddens" him, is simply another example of him talking out of two sides of his mouth.

It is never a saddening bore.

"A saddening folly," said Searle.

Ruth Walker, executive nurse director, had said: "As a health board, we recognise that we don't get things right all of the time, but we are always saddened to hear of examples of poor standards of care, which cause so much distress to patients and their relatives.

It was signed, "A Concerned Father and a saddened Husband".

He also thought that instruction and contact with the world were only necessary for our recollection of this knowledge.Brent Kious Los AngelesThe not-so-dark continentSIR – I am deeply saddened and apoplectic with rage at your article on Ghana's election ("A damned close-run thing and a fine example to the rest of Africa", January 10th).