Sentence examples for lingering sadness from inspiring English sources

Come on, friends" -- is the lingering sadness of victory.

Baseball did go on, after moments of silence and through lingering sadness.

But Sanaz's exuberant appearance disguises a lingering sadness and anxiety about her future.

But he said the lingering sadness had been compounded by the firm's financial straits.

Livia seemed fine now, no lingering sadness that Richard could discern.

For a while, Kyra Hollis seems to have no thorny ambivalence or lingering sadness in her life.

It is one of the lingering sadnesses of Spark's novel, surely one of the greatest books about growing up, that most of these girls seem to have had their primes at school.

And he locates the deep reserves of personal sadness lingering beneath the entire melodrama.

I left Kensington certainly a little perplexed, not sure what to make of the film's peculiar energies, but with a head full of indelible imagery, a lingering sense of sadness, though - mercifully - no rodents.

For his characters, the Holocaust remains a chasm in the historical continuum, robbing them of a sense of continuity and leaving them with a form of post-traumatic stress disorder manifested in their taste for seemingly aimless wanderings around Europe, as well as in recurrent anxiety attacks, lingering bouts of sadness and an inability to connect.

But there was still a lingering sense of sadness at the back of my mind that there would be conversations I had missed, messages that had been sent, funny videos shared and night-time chats that I would probably never get to see.