Sentence examples for minor sadness from inspiring English sources

"I do think there's some sort of minor sadness to the loss of a book, and it's indisputably bookish," he said.

Up to 80percentt of women experience minor sadness — the so-called baby blues — after giving birth, and about 10percentt plummet into severe postpartum depression.

It will be a source of minor sadness for anybody who came to rely on that discreet but authoritative presence during those analogue years when, pre-rolling news, TV text had an absolute monopoly on these things.

It has been compared with music and musical forms, especially the blues, and like the blues singer, Angelou uses laughter or ridicule instead of tears to cope with minor irritations, sadness, and great suffering.

He suggests that the best way to analyze the subjects, style, themes, and use of vernacular in this and most of Angelou's poems is to use "a blues-based model", since like the blues singer, Angelou uses laughter or ridicule instead of tears to cope with minor irritations, sadness, and great suffering.

Thus, there is a central thermal hyperalgesia in subjects with minor depression and sadness.

UNLABELLED: Evidence of support for sensory changes during minor depression and sadness is scarce and the neural mechanisms are unclear.

As we grow older, we become accustomed to associating sad tunes--usually played in slow tempo in a minor key--with sadness, he says.

A new study finds that both western music and western speech use the interval of a minor third to communicate sadness.

Also oversimplified is the idea that minor keys will produce sadness and pathos; the "mood" of a piece is equally reliant on tempo, dynamics, melodic shape and so on.

Passion spent, the Adagio in B minor followed, its pulsing sadness punctuated by three recurring chords that sounded like a signal to change partners for another round of the same, slow dance.