Sentence examples for notes of sadness from inspiring English sources

Rather than fetching up on Moonfleet beach, it's to Dover we go and the words of Matthew Arnold hearing in the sea the steady and eternal notes of sadness.

"In the words of my young brothers here, I sense a note of sadness," he said.

"I don't want to live here anymore," she said with a note of sadness.

"I wish somebody would pick up a phone and call me," he said with a note of sadness.

The shooting — the deadliest in United States history — added a note of sadness, disbelief and anger to Broadway's big night.

Lurking amid the entertainment portion of the sports news was a note of sadness with the death of the legendary boxing trainer Angelo Dundee.

It all leaves the odd impression of a careful and logical argument, through which runs the eternal note of sadness and the suggestion of inevitability.

Autumn in Paris, although very beautiful, might give a note of sadness or melancholy that we shall try to keep out of this story.

By Barbara Blake The New Yorker, August 31 , 1929P. 13 Note of sadness in voice of a friend when he discovers that we are connected with the New Yorker.

The New Yorker, August 31 , 1929P. 13 Note of sadness in voice of a friend when he discovers that we are connected with the New Yorker.

He is taller and thinner than Malcolm Graham, but he has the same features and the same note of sadness in his eyes.