Sentence examples for exceptionally sad from inspiring English sources

But it is also an exceptionally sad one.

The death of Terri Schiavo brings to a close a critical chapter in an exceptionally sad and tawdry piece of the history of our nation.

Co-founder Sarah Henley says: "The idea arose because we as a team found it exceptionally sad that we'd come to the fringe every year and see incredible, lovingly crafted shows, which would … then disappear completely.

It is exceptionally sad and difficult to explain what plastic pollution in a gyre looks like, but when you see plastic films floating on the surface, two weeks from land under full sail, it starts to give you the cosmic heebie-geebies.

I'm sorry, grandma, I'm just exceptionally mad and sad about the future.

It's an exceptionally elegant, witty yet sad instance of identity politics in art.

The Olympics are a curious thing, because they are at once exceptionally brilliant but also really nerdy and crap and sad.

To us that's incredibly sad, because there's this whole forgotten era of music which was exceptionally good.

While Congressional grants of immunity do not per se bar criminal prosecutions, we know from sad experience in the Iran-contra cases that they can render prosecution exceptionally difficult and frequently unattainable.

But, Sessions said, "the sad reality is that not only is there not a shortage of exceptionally qualified U.S. workers, but across the country thousands of U.S. workers are being replaced by foreign labor".

Their final scene has something desperately sad: it is where the film achieves a strangely literary quality, like an exceptionally powerful short story.