Sentence examples for bit of sad from inspiring English sources
A bit of sad news for the maker community today: TechShop is shutting down nationwide.
It was a bit of sad loss for me, as I was left alone to push the more chill, musical and "intelligent" gear (always hated that term though). .
The anointed in 2004 ignore this bit of sad-but-true wisdom at their peril.
The drones themselves hove in and out of view, tracking one another and watching the workers, negotiating the dank interiors of grim, empty dormitories, sweeping down corridors and resting, mid-air, in front of bits of sad graffiti and pin-ups pasted to the walls.
Sorry, that was a bit of a sad one.
"I am a little bit of a sad sack when it comes to romance.
"It's a bit of a sad thing it's closing.
He was just a bit of a sad homesick bloke pleased to have a chat with someone from back home.
"I beat him to it," Tony says, his sibling rivalry muscling through, "so he has a bit of a sad air around him".
Where once the problem was that people found his work shocking, now the problem is more that they think he's a bit of a sad old letch who should put his, er, pen away.
