Sentence examples for much too sad from inspiring English sources
For a clever and resourceful young woman who has just set herself up in business as a private investigator, Maisie seems a bit too sober and much too sad.
Semi-lounging on a bar stool, Foster, dressed in furs and baubles, sings the world-weary yet optimistic "I Get a Kick Out of You" in a new style, slowing down the words to match the near-balladlike sincerity of the tune: My story is much too sad to be told, But practically everything leaves me totally cold.
Novelty with depth; virtuosity with passion; originality with a tradition strong behind it — their own too nervous, much too fast, thrillingly sad, and ineffably romantic lives, circa 1924, expressed in sound.
Novelty with depth; virtuosity with passion; originality with a tradition strong behind it their own too nervous, much too fast, thrillingly sad, and ineffably romantic lives, circa 1924, expressed in sound.
It was just too much work with too little payoff, and far too sad.
It is important not to get too sad or jump for joy too much.
"I am too big and too small and too much and not enough and too frightened to change and too sad to stay the same," she writes.
The sad thing for me is that life has been taken from him much too early.
