Sentence examples for considerable sadness from inspiring English sources
"Today, and with considerable sadness, I announce the end of that 25-year medical career.
Any temptation by Pappe to claim that he saw this coming has been overwhelmed by outrage, tinged with considerable sadness, at the media images of civilian victims.
She said she was savoring her victory largely as a cause for joy in a life that had known considerable sadness, including the years that her family spent in exile when she was a teenager.
That column did not quarrel with the verdict, but reflected considerable sadness that an innocent man was dead and that there really was no way to hold anyone accountable.
They are, however, expensive, both in terms of time and in terms of money, and more and more women in middle-income and upper-income societies are judging, with considerable sadness, that they simply cannot afford to have as many children as they would like.
Bell's life was touched by considerable sadness — it's probable that her death, at the age of fifty-seven, wasuicidecide — but the woman who emerges in Howell's impressive synthesis is a figure of great intellect, political prescience, and indefatigable spirit.
In addition, the threat of maternal or neonatal death was a key driver of demotivation and a source of considerable stress and sadness.
The New School notes with great sadness the death on July 18 of poet Sekou Sundiata, a writing professor at Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts and an artist of considerable renown.
