Sentence examples for fire sadness from inspiring English sources
Dvorak's America was a land of bustle and fire, sadness and loss, sharp insights, crass misunderstandings and endless, passionate variety.
He plays the final, haunted years of Logan with a terrific combination of fire and sadness.
Just as the freezing snow of bleak midwinter is best enjoyed from behind a window, with a lovely open fire, so the sadness of a Christmas movie tends to come with a crackle of sentimental human warmth.
I would give anything to hear Lesbia's reply: to have no record of the private thoughts of this woman of wit and fire is a great sadness.
He plays God's servant as a recovering alcoholic with an impossible task, variously fired by rage, reason and sadness.
Despite playing on albums including Siamese Dream and Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, he was fired in 1996 after a heroin-related incident in which the group's touring keyboardist died from an overdose.
It is with great sadness, then, that I fire up my iMacintosh G3 every day to see some comedians tweeting opinions instead of fail videos.
It is always a shock — and a cause for deep sadness — when a gunman fires malevolently at crowds of innocent people.
How to organize your time when the day is long...with too much time to think about the sadness of having been fired.
And she has expressed sadness over having had to fire Ms. Diaz after nine years in her employ.
With a distinctively emotive, rift-driven indie sound that is reminiscent of early Arcade Fire, the band tell tales of heartbreak, sadness and pain that cut right to the heart of the listener and transport you into their world.
