Sentence examples for almost too sad from inspiring English sources

At times, Bertolucci's nostalgia is almost too sad.

He found the experience almost too sad to bear, and decided that such a life was not for him.

Ms. Viola's broken-down kootch dancer in "Oh, You Kid!" is almost too sad to be comical.

Mr. Denby's reflections on his personal ride on the bubble machine are sometimes almost too sad to bear.

But then, as the wistful theme began, Mr. Fray played it with such aching delicacy that the music seemed almost too sad to speak.

Parents who give their children unhealthy food, or serve them large portions are storing up huge problems for them, says Field. "Unless parents exert more control over their children's diets, they are risking a lifetime of health problems, and even premature death – death before their parents, which is almost too sad to contemplate," he adds.

Sometimes it's almost too bloody sad.

When the last dad told his story everyone got quiet; this story was almost too hard and too sad to imagine.

In a way, it sounds almost sad, almost too easy, but, again, it's hard to argue with cold, hard economics at work.

His painting Drowning Girl, in which said girl is crying, is almost too perfect for the "sad" emoji.

It's what everyone experiences when a sound or an image from the past suddenly looms larger than the present, and, whether happy or sad, is almost too hurtful to be borne.