"I didn't know Keith, sadly, and it's even sadder because now I won't.
"It's even sadder this year," said Lisa Searcy, who played Mae Murray in 2015 and Dorothy this July.
It's even sadder the next day, when the man from Bang and Olufsen comes to check it all out.
It's unfortunate when Westerners are bigoted in this way, but it's even sadder when leaders in the developing world voice such prejudices about their own people.
"It's even sadder when a city government like the City Council in Santa Monica goes along with this effort to trample on freedom of expression".
And while it's never much fun to watch a comedian lose his sense of humor, in an economic crisis it's even sadder to see supposed financial clairvoyants acting like clowns, Alessandra Stanley writes.
Unfortunately it's even sadder that Mr. Heller should cap his own inspired -- and sometimes brilliant -- career with "Portrait of an Artist, as an Old Man," an anticlimactic book that is, at best, a poor imitation of a novel.
It's even sadder that nine million women didn't use their votes in the last general election; one million more than the number of women who qualified to vote under the Representation of the People Act in 1918.
But it's even sadder to think that the kids have nothing to look up to.
That's more than bad enough, but it is even sadder that these decades of education reform have also dramatically reduced children's exposure to and engagement with the arts, led to sleep deprivation and lack of physical activity, reduced the time and space available for play, and demoralized teachers.
It is even sadder to see her repeat the old slander that such calls in response to the barbarous action of the Israeli government somehow involve being soft on, or even encouraging, antisemitism ("Watch yourself Europe, some of your roots are showing").
