Sentence examples for open sadness from inspiring English sources

In the city of Aurora, initial spasms of shock and anger turned to raw, open sadness on Saturday as the police completed the grim task of informing families whose relatives were among at least a dozen people who died in the shooting early Friday during a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises".

Her story is really interesting, because I don't think we've ever had Housewife be so open about sadness like that in their past.

And what they bring home is the most steady, open-ended sadness to be found outside life itself.

In the Times profile, Oswalt is open about the sadness, grief and depression that's plagued him since losing McNamara.

JEANNETTE CATSOULIS BUILD A SHIP, Sail to Sadness Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

Just as the freezing snow of bleak midwinter is best enjoyed from behind a window, with a lovely open fire, so the sadness of a Christmas movie tends to come with a crackle of sentimental human warmth.

Cowan wrote about all of this yesterday on his personal blog, explaining that they invested with their eyes wide open and expressing his sadness over Maynard's resignation.

You're open to your own sadness, your own anger and discomfort.

Dignity opens the door to sadness.

"Structure and Sadness," which opened on Thursday night at Dance Theater Workshop, is, like "Corridor" (shown at the Baryshnikov Arts Center), sophisticated and frequently intriguing.

Along those same lines, it is sadness that opens us up more fully to the support of others.