Sentence examples for relatively sad from inspiring English sources

Although unrelated to trends regarding the best and worst days of the week to launch, the company stumbled upon a relatively sad finding during its research: an app on Apple's platform is four times more likely to be discovered than an app on the Android Market.

The motivation for the mother/daughter Frozen Day on a hot day in Florida had relatively sad origins: Ariel's father was laid off from his job at a mortgage company and so her fourth birthday passed without much of a celebration.

The most plausible explanation therefore is that besides the three different mood induction techniques that were used in the study (a movie, music and suggestions in the script) all participants had to read a relatively sad hypothetical script and make a difficult (hypothetical) decision, which may have overruled the effect of the other mood induction techniques.

Rachel is not just weak, occasionally spiteful and self-pitying, but also overweight and relatively unattractive; a sad sack compared with vibrant Megan and glossy, sexy Anna, who glories in her victory over her predecessor.

I'm pretty in touch with my feelings, and get sad relatively often, but dust and onions have made me cry more than my emotions have.

What's more, as the coroner said, "there is speculation that these deaths were not the result of a sad, but relatively straightforward, road traffic accident in Paris".

"I am aware that there is speculation that these deaths were not the result of a sad, but relatively straightforward, road traffic accident in Paris," Mr. Burgess said, before directing the Metropolitan Police to look into the matter and report back.

"I am aware that there is speculation that these deaths were not the result of a sad, but relatively straightforward, road traffic accident in Paris," the coroner, Michael Burgess, said in opening the proceedings at a conference center here.