Sentence examples for sad decision from inspiring English sources

Turner said: "It's a very sad decision.

"The band means so much to me, and cancelling the tour has been a very sad decision.

Rwanda's justice minister, Tharcisse Karugarama, called the ruling "a sad decision for all Rwandans who know what this man did".

It might have cheered the party faithful and a few diehards, but it was absolutely hopeless, a desperately sad decision.' The Tories, though, were gleeful.

This constant struggle left Amy feeling that she had no option but to leave a job she loved: "I made the sad decision to follow that advice.

· The sad decision to end the Nestlé prize - for 23 years a vigorous, popularising force for children's books - prompts reflection on the sometimes fraught relationship between literary prizes and their sponsors.

There is a brilliant description of a scene at a pub in York, where all around them people are drunk and jovial, while Cathy and her dad – out of earshot of her mother, whom they don't want to upset – talk about the biggest and saddest decision they will ever have to make: whether to turn off Matty's life-support machine.

"This was the hardest and saddest decision I have ever made, but one that I made because it was in my best interest, my family's best interest, and because I loved my baby so much I couldn't stand the thought of her being born in pain and agony and to only ever see the walls of a hospital," she said.

These are really the saddest decisions of all because they know they could have taken a buyout before on better terms".

Other times, mothers expressed an inability to speak out against the decisions of their family members: "Yes, I do feel sad [about the decision] but then I keep quiet" (Mother 1).

Maurice Lévy, chief executive at Publicis in Paris, said: "We are all very sad about the decision.