Sentence examples for grows sad from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, hear the singer, who rocks hard with his band and grows sad and philosophical in a solo set.

And: The wide, broad sea down below, sparkling in the sunlight, makes a hollow roaring sounds, the distant coast beckons temptingly, and everything grows sad and dull, as if you will never get off this Sakhalin again.

The girl, perceived in the family as an unwanted burden, tries to adapt to the psychological abuse she receives, but she is the object of frequent quarrels and grows sad and depressed ("Beautiful Emptiness").

When asked why, he grew sad and dispirited, and said that he was too emotionally caught up in the tragedy.

Toward the end of an hourlong walk, Evans's daughter stumbled upon a dead crab and grew sad.

Tethered to an oxygen tank, she watched from the boardwalk, growing sad and angry and then determined to reclaim her health.

His mother, who was a home dressmaker, worked there all day She sometimes grew sad around dusk but the feeling passed.

James McBride, who won for his novel "The Good Lord Bird," and was dressed in a cheerful black bowler hat and tux, grew sad.

He remembered his first weeks here long ago — the full days of work, the hot nights by lantern light grading students' exercise books — and he grew sad, admiring his younger hopeful self.

And my father vented his rage in the only way he knew how: by replacing nothing, leaving the house – and especially our bedrooms – to grow sad and dusty and unloved, a reminder each time we visited (fortnightly as the court decreed) of how our terrible mother had ruined our once "happy" family life.

For the first four months, my husband was living the life of his dreams while I grew sad, lonely and stressed out.