Sentence examples for offering sad from inspiring English sources

The Facts Of Life (1960), which dealt with Hope and Lucille Ball carrying on an unconsummated adulterous affair, began a string of feeble sex comedies - futile attempts to participate in the "permissive society" and offering sad evidence of the comedian's decline on screen.

Asked to explain the message behind this year's offering, a sad story of a hibernating bear forced from his well-earned slumber by a manically acquisitive rabbit, he gave a truly grisly explanation.

Perhaps the story of the wolf hunt is a sad beginning offering hope for a change in attitudes.

If the damage from a record 8-2 loss in the English Premier League was not enough, Arsenal officials on Monday offered their thousands of traveling fans tangible payback for the team's sad performance by offering to pay for their match ticket to another away game … if they dare go.

"Impatiens is our number one selling plant, and it's sad not to be offering it," she said.

For those who hail from Detroit, the film is amusing, sad, frustrating and stunning, offering the chance to see what might have happened to the city if it had hosted the Olympics.

Of the rest of the cast, Louis Dempsey's Joxer Daly Boylee's bar-hopping sidekick) is the standout, offering enough slapstick to throw the sad fate of the Boyle family into harsh relief.

A few minutes later, he returned with a sad shake of his head, offering a small amulet apparently made by schoolchildren as an apology.

And Mrs. Clinton is offering herself as the paradigm of this sadder-but-wiser approach.

It's the kind of music that makes you feel happy and sad at the same time, while also offering pop music's glorious sense of abandon.

New technology is claimed to be able to figure out if you're happy or sad, bored or enthralled - and is offering companies the chance to find out how you react to their online advertising.