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The phrase 'a sadness that' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a feeling of sadness associated with a particular situation or event. For example, "He felt a sadness that had been absent from his life for years."
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There was a detail about him that I had overlooked on previous readings: a "vague, unfathomable emotion lurked secretly in his heart; he was sad with a sadness that had nothing noble in it.
It's a sadness that doesn't go away.
Her eyes have a sadness that is almost human".
"A sadness that infects us all," Il Messaggero lamented.
"There's a sadness that is overwhelming people here but also anger that it keeps on happening.
And I don't miss Giulia's sadness, a sadness that seemed to be without limits.
The loss left Ravitch, as she has written, "with a sadness that will never heal".
regret propels the book with a sadness that is strangely haunting," Sullivan wrote.
Pat's early years in the profession were scarred by a sadness that would remain with her.
For Kiehl, sex provides relief from a sadness that threatens to overwhelm her.
It suggests a sadness that can feel perversely genuine over at the invented Manhattan.
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