Sentence examples for sad election from inspiring English sources

It's not something we can just sweep under the rug as just another disturbing footnote in a sad election season," she said.

Don't be sad that Election 2014 is almost over: Election 2016 starts tomorrow!

It's all focused around getting you over that sad Trump election hangover.

That's sad for this election; it's sad for America.

There are some large differences, though: Mr McCain wants a much bigger increase in military spending than Mr Obama does, and on any reasonable assessment, he is more likely to use force, if diplomacy fails, to counter Iran's nuclear ambitions.With all this at stake, it would be sad if the election turned on divisive cultural issues like abortion, where the chances of resolution are slim.

Clinton has no visceral insight into those sad hours on election night in her hotel room.

So, to my Republican and Democratic friends, I would suggest to you both: Keep your powder dry before you get too happy (or, for Democrats, too sad) about the election results.

"I was the saddest woman on election day".

It would be sad if general elections became as unedifying as the race between Mr Johnson and Mr Livingstone.

A sad outcome to another election.

The sad reality is that election costs jumped by nearly a third in just four years, to $2.2 billion.