Isn't it sad enough that we have to worry about war, terrorists and SARS?
But her children put their foot down, saying it was sad enough that they had lost their father; they didn't also want to aggravate it by stripping all the color from their mother's life.
Among the comments posted on You Tube is one from a trainee teacher which said: "It's sad enough that most kids aren't enjoying school but the fact teachers are finding it torturous too is reason enough for dear Mr Gove to face the facts that something isn't working here.
Isn't that sad enough to let her slide?
Or that I'm a man sad enough to pretend that I am?
Manguel is old, wise and sad enough to know that the future belongs to the users of the Kindle reading device and to oafish librarians who discard books as landfill after transferring their contents to disks or CD-Roms that may be illegible in a decade.
It is sad enough to hear that men and women in the armed forces could be so inhumane when carrying out instructions from intelligence personnel, but to hear that they did the same deeds for amusement is testimony to how debased ordinary human beings can become when the rule of law breaks down.
In May, a study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health gave a picture of young people's sexual problems that was sad enough in itself: about one in 10 young men and one in 10 young women had experienced a distressing sexual problem for at least three months in the last year.
When challenged over the seeming levity of the piece, Ravel replied, "The dead are sad enough, in their eternal silence," and that will stand as a motto for "The Artist" — a spry monochrome comedy that is tinted with regret for the rackety noise and color, as far as we can hope to imagine them, of lost time.
When challenged over the seeming levity of the piece, Ravel replied, "The dead are sad enough, in their eternal silence," and that will stand as a motto for "The Artist"—a spry monochrome comedy that is tinted with regret for the rackety noise and color, as far as we can hope to imagine them, of lost time.
One aspect that's notably missing from Dolphin Lover is input from a psychologist, who might explain whether dolphins can consent to sex, experience orgasms, or feel sad enough over a "breakup" that they'd end their lives.
