Sentence examples for more saddening from inspiring English sources

What's more saddening is that it doesn't give these dancers the release they need to become important artists.

More saddening has been hearing the former player Jason Roberts opine that Whelan has got this one wrong.

The influence of "Team Australia" on the national lexicon is all the more saddening because it was a phrase that automatically identified who might not be considered part of the team.

Even more saddening is the conflict among major players over the Syrian arena, where the grass they tread on is the people.

Technological possibilities will democratize the production and distribution of literary fiction in the direction of greater plasticity, rather than local/regional/unbrokered authenticity; this will be one of the more saddening paradoxes of technological innovation.

Furthermore, what is even more saddening is that such pro-blackness in the video seems to further a more capitalistic agenda more than a sincere output of creative expression.

Mr. Sankari sounded more saddened than angry, and a bit proprietary.

He seemed more saddened by the memory of Bupa, his Indian elephant brought as an attraction for his restaurant.

Perhaps no one is more saddened than Annie Jackson, the aunt who raised him after his mother, Myrtis Williams, died of cancer.

I was very disappointed in the way we played this season, but I was also more saddened.

But we're probably more saddened by what he did to people who can't fight back, who are really affected financially.