Sentence examples for rather sad and from inspiring English sources
"Your situation is probably rather sad and complex, but I can't resolve it".
"It was rather sad and not intended but it turned out fine," he said.
A rather sad and ironic complaint I've often heard from longtime Oaklanders is that their new neighbors look at them like they — the Oakland "natives" — don't belong.
I stayed out of that, but I think James was rather sad and disappointed that it was such a tough go financially".
It's just a scene change: exit Beckmesser, enter Eva, as the stage direction says "richly dressed in gleaming white, rather sad and pale".
Mann, the veteran MP for Bassetlaw, on Thursday morning described the former chairwoman's position as "rather sad" and "all too familiar".
But the overall thrust of the narrative is rather sad -- and surprisingly shallow.
He added, "This is all rather sad, silly and desperate".
Francis was a foolish, rather sad man, and Clifford felt protective towards him.
Fairport Convention fiddler Dave Swarbrick nicknamed her Boadicea, but producer Glyn Johns – who oversaw the Fairports' 1975 album Rising for the Moon – thought her "a rather sad character and quite disturbing".
That brownish clump of seaweed (or so you thought) in front of you suddenly sits up, utters a rather sad little bark, and slumps down again to the sand.
