Sentence examples for particular sadness from inspiring English sources
The particular sadness of Hastings is that, after years of struggle, it seemed that something might be about to happen.
Birgitta Bahl, Speaker of Sweden's Parliament, noted with particular sadness that the tragedy had befallen people who had come to Sweden in the hope of escaping violent death.
Elway expressed particular sadness that his father, who was his first coach and career-long inspiration, had not lived to share this honor with him.
So it was with a particular sadness and anger that I read this week the revelations about the filming of the Last Tango in Paris.
And, yes, it is a particular sadness to Lost in Showbiz that no one saw fit to headline the resultant explosion of stories with the words "TEN PINTS FOR GRYFFINDOR".
Mr Major sees this as a suitable case for government intervention: "The government should make it possible for the England team not to go, without cricket suffering huge financial losses".Fond memoriesThe current rows besetting international cricket are a particular sadness to both men, since they both have fond memories of watching cricket across the world.
Of course, each unhappy company is unhappy in its own way, and Yahoo has a very particular form of sadness.
"Each day," Sadie writes in the section that depicts her own childhood, "has its particular flavor of sadness".
Results illustrate that the combination of withered crops, drying up of wells, loss of beauty, and deteriorating social networks trigger strong emotional responses, in particular feelings of sadness.
In particular, feelings of sadness may come up during major life milestones (getting a driver's license, graduation, marriage, etc)., during life achievements (winning a big game, earning good grades, getting a promotion), birthdays, or other significant events.
There's particular pleasure (and sadness) to be had in following the waning friendship between Troy and his longtime pal, Jim Bono (the Wilson veteran Stephen McKinley Henderson, at the top of his form).
