Sentence examples for end of sadness from inspiring English sources

"My mother had been badly burned by being my mother, which to this day causes me no end of sadness.

The End of Sadness, a lyrical evocation of the musings of Jack Kerouac, was a welcome alternative to the sophomoric fare available on most sites.

Politics aside, it was a good idea then, and it remains one today — despite that end-of-summer sadness that we always associate with it.

For example, in "The End of All Sadness" a nameless woman describes her abusive -- and all-encompassing -- relationship with a man who loves her "as if I were expensive glass".

Also I have no hangups about my body, because I don't really care what he thinks (although he is very kind!)." The memoirist Diana Athill writes, in Somewhere Towards the End, of her sadness that making love with her "dear habitual companion" had staled: "Familiarity had made the touch of his hand feel so much like the touch of my own hand that it no longer conveyed a thrill".

Ensoniq Funk is out-of-this-world music, with a lovely listless energy that perfectly captures end-of-summer happy-sadness.

Her career may have ended in tears of sadness rather than joy after she finished third in the Olympic 800m freestyle final, but Adlington's status and legacy was secured long before she touched the wall for the final time at London 2012.

The end of love, the sadness, the resurfacing.

His ending there, amid tears of sadness and joy, was too perfect an ending to mess with.

We are left in the end with a feeling of sadness at a futility that seems to match the toughness, the open-endedness of the landscape, where men disappear for months at a time as they put the sheep out to pasture.

I've also discovered that many of the things that felt like "the way" out of sadness ended up being bad for me.