Sentence examples for sad connection from inspiring English sources

There is a sad connection between Alison Flood's report on the racist abuse heaped on children's laureate Malorie Blackman (Racists cannot silence me – children's laureate, 27 August) and the opening of Little House, Laura Ingalls Wilder's memoir, quoted in Flood's report on its publication 80 years on (26 August).

Some are sad that their connection with their child, or their child's connection with mother and/or family is not what they hoped.

It is sad that the connection between Charles Darwin's theory and recent advances in biology is being denied students throughout the United States.

"It's sad that this connection with written Arabic is being lost.

In SAD patients, this connection was found not significant (P > 0.09).

A study using Granger causality on a resting-state dataset revealed increased effective connectivity of this connection in SAD patients (Liao, Qiu et al. 2010b).

In rMDD, the opposite pattern was observed, with evidence of happy faces modulating bidirectional frontotemporal connections and sad faces modulating unidirectional fusiform orbitofrontal connections.

This assumption is supported by the negative modulatory influence of the emotion discrimination task on this connection in SAD patients found here and the decreased functional resting-state connectivity reported by others (Hahn et al. 2011).

This summer, the two places bizarrely acquired another connection, a sad twinning of funerals that spoke to the disparate ways to mark our common fate of death.

So, with the proliferation of startups building companies based on Facebook's platform, she sad, without that close connection and ease of communication that they would have were Facebook to have a presence in New York, there's just not quite the same access or, really, quality in NYC's social businesses.

College basketball provides little insight into ecological processes, but it does provide an intuitive framework to examine the universality of the SAD pattern and its connection with a known structuring mechanism.