When one listens to a sad piece of music, however, one knows there is nothing literally feeling an emotion of sadness, and thus it is puzzling that one should be made sad by the experience.
Who stood at the back and sporadically made sad Chewbacca noises.
The Mother Superior warned Sister Imelda to keep away from the narrator, and the narrator was made sad and nervous by Sister Imelda's apparent coldness.
I would assume that the best of prison officers, like police officers, must be made sad and tired by experience; to push through into a stronger and more creative altruism is truly heroic.
He lived in a world made sad by an evil God, and the only times I saw him smile with any tenderness were when he was talking to me about Socrates or Jesus.
What a tidy story it made, sad and compact, almost trite: the tale of a wrongly convicted man who became the criminal he never was, who finally changed into the kind of person the state had insisted he was for so long.
