Sentence examples for intrinsically sad from inspiring English sources

There's something intrinsically sad about men without women".

And there's something intrinsically sad about "The Interestings" too.

This week the church lashed out, issuing its strongest reprimands yet of Italy's ruling class, deploring "behavior that not only goes counter to public decorum but is intrinsically sad and hollow".

There is, I believe, something intrinsically sad about living here.

There is nothing intrinsically sad about a box of tortellini, and you are in the middle of a grocery store, for God's sake.

Sad music brilliantly played, or which is intrinsically brilliant and reminds you of something in your life that is sad, is there to be cherished, not avoided".

They represent her two narrators' anguished and perhaps futile efforts to organize the sad and turbulent parts of life in an intrinsically chaotic city called London, circa right about now.

Is life intrinsically valuable?

Crowds are intrinsically dangerous.

It's intrinsically important".

They're intrinsically wrong.