Sentence examples for sad aspects from inspiring English sources

IT is often said that the circus mirrors life, with its thrills and feelings of elation, and in its sad aspects too.

Adams thought so, and one of the many sad aspects of his sudden death last year (a heart attack in a Santa Barbara gym, at the age of 49 - just the kind of throwaway demise he might have handed out to an insignificant, unlikable character of his own invention) is that there will be no upbeat ending to the series.

It's clear it has been exploited by people willing to buy or sell young children," said an official at city hall.One of the many sad aspects of the story is the large number of parents who have contacted the charity hoping that Maria might be their lost child.

Go Away Mr. Tumor from China is a cloying portrayal of a bubbly 29-year-old who falls in love with her doctor and inspires him to be less severe and to enjoy the good aspects of life despite his immersion in the sad aspects.

There was a kind of a sad aspect to it, really.

He clearly suffered from depression – these were symptoms hiding in plain sight – and his brilliance assumes a deeply sad aspect.

It's a sad aspect of this story that Logan claims the segment was more than a year in the making.

One sad aspect of all this is that World Savings said it tried to be more responsible than many lenders during the craze.

What's your name again?" (It not only happens at the beginning of careers, but ….) The comic that, as Jerry Lewis likes to say, "I have reference to" illustrates a sad aspect of that life.

One sad aspect of this is that much of Cantalamessa's homily, before he got to the part about the Pope's victimhood, was a decent enough condemnation of violence against women.

For advocates of coexistence, a particularly sad aspect of the findings is that many of those most affected by Israeli security practices, like the Sweleim family, once had the closest relationships with Israel, selling their goods there and often working there.