Sentence examples for best sad from inspiring English sources

To wear obviously outmoded clothes is to be perceived as eccentric at best – sad, inadequate, or downright weird at worst.

I've just been a bit prudish about something that is at best sad and at worst tragic.

Either "Hands Up Don't Shoot" or "I Can't Breathe" may also well be seen later as the most defining moment, but that would only become reality if things actually changed as a result of all the protesting -- which is a longshot at best, sad to say.

Best sad thing said about Hector: "He wasn't afraid of any white man.

Byron's poem commemorating the day weighs his accomplishment against Leander's and ends on a note of humility: "'Twere hard to say who fared the best/ Sad mortals!

This, their first single, is one of their best – galloping, sad and defiant.

I then read Barnes's short stories, Pulse (Jonathan Cape), some of which are wickedly funny, but I liked best the sad Scottish landscapes of "Marriage Lines".

The Bank View Cafe at Langsett, on the edge of the Peak District, is still covered with the same red polka dots that adorn the King of the Mountains jersey, which is awarded to the best climber; sad to report, though, the sheep in Killinghall that were sprayed yellow and green to match the other jerseys are now back to their normal hues.

So who does the best beautiful sad face -- Babyface Hailee?

Written and directed by Noah Baumbach (The Life Aquatic, Frances Ha), the by-turns heartfelt and darkly funny film presents an opportunity for Sandler to play the kind of character he plays best: a sad, self-effacing old dude with a good heart and a heap of regrets.

It was written in reference to the last guy, that never-named ex who dumped her when she was young, inspiring the best and saddest songs on 21. "It sounds obvious, but I think you only learn to love again when you fall in love again," she says.