Sentence examples for growing sadness from inspiring English sources

With each passing year, Diana Munson would regard the home office of her husband, Thurman, with growing sadness.

The growing sadness and pessimism in Saint-Exupéry's view of man appears in Citadelle (1948; The Wisdom of the Sands), a posthumous volume of reflections that show Saint-Exupéry's persistent belief that man's only lasting reason for living is as repository of the values of civilization.

career and Division I career scoring records; his largely unsatisfying seasons in the National Basketball Association, playing a style better suited for the American Basketball Association; his growing sadness and his alcoholism; his mother's suicide; his path to contentment as a born-again Christian; and his sudden death after a pickup game.

"I'm going to watch football but it's almost with a sense of sadness this year - a growing sense of sadness," Camosy asks.

"I was a little terrified to feel such sadness growing in the pit of my stomach as the performance kept on," he said.

We remember the terrible, growing hole of sadness that gnawed away more and more of our soul while the U.S. crashed out of the World Cup in 2006.

In story after story in the Chinese media, like this powerful one by Xinhua, the state-run news agency, children tell of their sadness at growing up without a mother or father.

"Every written text in China had to include a eulogy to the Communist Party," he remembered, "even if you were writing children's short stories or teenage things about sadness or growing up.

Success may come tinged with sadness, the growing realisation that the better his players perform the more likely they are to depart, but Klopp refused to think about that.

Your Love's Whore and Giant Peach update the dynamic, build-and-release fun of the best post-grunge crossover bands, and in Ellie Rowsell, they've a firecracker frontwoman whose lyrics capture the strange sadness of growing up.

All of this is tinged with the sadness of growing up and leaving behind things you loved as well as hope for better things to come.