Sentence examples for exceedingly sad from inspiring English sources

Because the novel was so good and had stood up so well over the years, I found it exceedingly sad that all of the trash Hollywood had put out monumentally sullied Bram's and my family's literary legacy".

That part is exceedingly transparent.

There's Jonathan Franzen's exceedingly fine and sad essay, "Inauguration Day, January 2001," which is collected in "How to be Alone".

It portrays a profusely bleeding yet exceedingly dead Jesus held up by two sad angels with implements of torture pictured on a gold background.

Dressed as an exceedingly rich bishop, he seems both fierce and sad.

If the generals have decided that by killing protesters they can kill politics, then Egypt has entered an exceedingly dangerous stage — and also, when one thinks of the exuberance in Tahrir Square two years ago, a sad one.

It was an exceedingly pompous performance, in which the Senator expressed his "deep disappointment and personal anger" at President Clinton for his sad, furtive affair with a White House intern and deplored "the impact of his actions on our democracy and its moral foundations".

Exceedingly harsh!

Dress was exceedingly casual.

Expulsion is exceedingly rare.

Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.