Sentence examples for bit of a sad from inspiring English sources
"It's a bit of a sad thing it's closing.
"I am a little bit of a sad sack when it comes to romance.
As a bit of a sad Tolkien geek, I nearly choked on my popcorn.
Slow, cello, clarinet, violin, post-war story-telling lyrics, bit of a sad feel but a pretty song.
He was just a bit of a sad homesick bloke pleased to have a chat with someone from back home.
"The world is a bit of a sadder place without a chap like him around.
Tommy stares at him, with the sympathetic indulgence you grant a friend who has a point but is being a bit of a jerk, and says, "Sad commentary".
As of the first few episodes, Catherine's sister Clare, a recovering heroin addict who lives with Catherine, is a bit of a waste – all the more sad because she's played by Siobhan Finneran, who was so amazing as O'Brien on Downton Abbey.
Even if the writing has been on the wall for some time, let's play a bit of sad trombone for the loss of reporting horsepower that will accompany the spinoffs.
A bit of sad news for the maker community today: TechShop is shutting down nationwide.
