Sentence examples for clearly sad from inspiring English sources

Especially when the news has only just broken, and people are clearly sad about the whole thing?

They were in clearly sad or clearly sunny two-beat samba played with a mixture of traditional instruments — cavaquinho, guitar, flute, saxophone, the tambourinelike pandeiro, the surdo bass drum — along with piano, electric bass and drum set.

The authority's corporate director for communities, Hywyn Williams, said: "We are clearly sad that Clwyd Leisure Ltd CLLL) has got to this point and if it does go into administration, as it has suggested, we would want the company to deal fairly and effectively with its workforce".

Starting new lives As the six buses bound for the drop-off point a few hours away roared their engines and pulled out, there were a few stoic faces and tear filled eyes, clearly sad to leave their friends.

Even when, after her father died, she'd clearly been sad, she'd seemed able to convert the sadness immediately into unceasing activity on behalf of others.

Radio is all about tone, and their tone was perfect: they were clearly as sad as us, and getting through by talking about that sadness, and playing the music, along with a few other appropriate tracks.

"It's clearly very sad for him personally, but … it's the right decision," he said.

Mr. Wolfensohn emphasized that he had heard only rumors of the appointment problem, but said, "It's clearly a sad state of affairs and doesn't help the institution because of the uncertainty it creates".

How clearly that sad photograph depicts the unconscionable brutality of the so-called Progressive Era and graphically reveals how the mentality of the tough, virile white hunter could have spawned this era's militaristic fever.

"Because it's clearly the sad old women daring to pretend they are outside their actual birth ages that are ruining Hollywood … Thanks Crowe for reminding us, yet again, that women are always held in contempt for doing anything remotely similar to what their male counterparts do without reproach".

Mr Cameron's spokesman told reporters at a regular briefing in Westminster: "It is clearly very sad that Argentina continues with their policy of confrontation instead of co-operation.