Sentence examples for one sad thing from inspiring English sources

There is, though, just the one sad thing for 99.99% of us.

Ms. Rohe and those of her fellow graduates who hailed their school's President as a war criminal and who greeted the Senator's reference to a friend's death with laughter proved only one thing, one sad thing, that they could learn a thing or two about tolerance and respect from the students of Liberty University.

Former First Lady Barbara Bush reflected, "I loved Pat Nixon, who was a sensational, gracious, and thoughtful First Lady", and at the dedication of the Reagan Library, Bush remembered, "There was one sad thing.

One very sad thing — very major to me — is that almost all the men who are now over forty read, "Boys don't cry," or something like "Put the damn worm on the damn hook".

It was the one sort of sad thing about her: she had no real interests in life other than men.

One sad and striking thing about this list of beautiful books is that only one, McEwan's "Atonement," appeared on the Times best-seller list, in hardcover or soft.

"I think one of the sad things, or one of the unfortunate things about this scandal, and all these scandals, is that they contribute to this hatred, this contempt for politicians, as some lower form of life…" Lizza doesn't give Weiner much of a shot at political survival, at least in terms of holding on to his Congressional seat.

"This one is just a sad thing where a kid got hit," he added.

The sad thing, one woman told me, is that a job at Kink "is probably a better opportunity than we can offer them.

According to Michael Cairl, a spokesman for the coalition who lives a block away from the plaza on Berkeley Place, one of the sad things about the plaza is that it acts as a barrier between neighborhoods, like Park Slope and Prospect Heights, and even between destinations that are otherwise physically close, like Brooklyn's Central Library and the subway stop on the other side of the plaza.

One of the sad things is people clinging on to their physical youth, which means you don't get to that prime-of-life thing.