Sentence examples for many sadness from inspiring English sources

For many, sadness is terrifying.

Though the novel grapples eloquently with the many sadnesses of life — guilt and grief and disappointment — it does so with lyricism and humor.

It was one of many sadnesses that the woman who believed so unshakably in her husband was not alive to witness the publication of Animal Farm in August 1945 and the overdue recognition it would bring.

For there are many sadnesses reverberating around the world, where so many children live without the access to books that means access to learning and lifelong readership and the power of story.

Many expressed sadness about the layoffs and concern about the quality of news coverage, while others suggested the "NewsHour" producers were right to trim excess spending.

Reactions to the cable-TV-eating news that Deborah Jeane Palfrey had been found dead in the shed of her mother's home in Tarpon Springs, Fla., have been varied and plentiful, but two undercurrents seem to run through many: Rueful sadness about what we know so far, and deep distrust that we've heard the whole story.

Reactions from Zimbabweans on the street were mixed, however; according to Western journalists, many expressed sadness.

On a Facebook message about his death posted by the Army Times many expressed sadness and anger that Brown lost his life as he did.

Many expressed sadness about friends who had gone away and not returned.

If, as many surmised, the sadness involves other players getting the accolades, that is less endearing.

In the two hours after the Edgbaston Test there were so many emotions - sadness, disappointment and others.