Sentence examples for indeed a sad from inspiring English sources

It is indeed a sad day when polls, rather than the ballot box, decide an election.

"My friend Chi passed away … This is indeed a sad day," wrote Slipknot's Corey Taylor.

For my wife Heather and I, the passing of Malcolm Fraser is indeed a sad day in Australia's history, but we will remember well his passion for equality and his love of family and this nation.

It is indeed a sad day when the only individuals advocating for increases in federal financing in the sciences are the scientists themselves, or their devoted advocates like Charles Vest of M.I.T., whose institutions rely so dearly on these funds.

Hilary O. Shelton, the director of the Washington chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said, "It is indeed a sad statement about our nation that it appears to be easier for governments to invest precious public dollars into the incarceration of African-American men than it is for them to invest in higher education".

To say the least, this scenario is a replicate of most industries in Nigeria which is indeed a sad commentary of the electricity supply situation in the country.

He added: "If Jews were forced by circumstance to leave, it would indeed be a sad day for all of humanity – who next would feel the need to flee?

Many pet fanciers do indeed represent a sad, dead end for wild creatures, but Morgan was the first person to breed Manouria successfully in captivity, and has enlightened both zoos and private breeding facilities worldwide on the practice.

The president of the university, James Halligan, said, "This is indeed a very sad day for Oklahoma State University".

Re "Line Grows Long for Free Meals at U.S. Schools" (front page, Nov. 30): It is indeed a very sad day when people who work, often multiple jobs, have to apply for free lunches for their children.

This is indeed a deeply sad comment on the nature of humanity -- when people become so brutal that they use force and kill because someone holds a different point of view or is born in a different family.