Sentence examples for is indeed sad from inspiring English sources
It is indeed sad that this course of events came to dominate his life.
Losing McCarren Park as an outdoor concert venue is indeed sad, but it's wrong to say that no other such venue had McCarren's "brief and brilliant life".
Re "A Vietnam Premonition" (editorial, April 25): It is indeed sad that President Lyndon B. Johnson did not follow his "simple impulse" and resist military expansion in Vietnam.
IVONNE ROVIRA Louisville, Ky., May 10, 2009 It is indeed sad when a still renowned newspaper like The Times falls short of its responsibility for its "sister".
It is indeed sad that many lives were lost and others changed because of the situation in southern Lebanon (news article, June 5).
But Andrews also forces us to see that her Island is eerily familiar, and that our own notions of gender and identity are indeed sad, funny, alarming, and in desperate need of critique.
"My friend Chi passed away … This is indeed a sad day," wrote Slipknot's Corey Taylor.
It is indeed a sad day when polls, rather than the ballot box, decide an election.
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.
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.
