Sentence examples for sad feature from inspiring English sources

One sad feature of a night on which a woman reached the highest-ever office in Britain was a crop of casualties among retiring women MPs.

It is a sad feature of the Inns of Court that they figure in the lives of the young and the old but play so little part in maintaining and improving those in between.

The phenomenon of housewives everywhere awakening sexually is a sad feature rather than a witty sidebar in the magazine that is American life.

The sad features that defined this place not so long ago — the tumbledown housing, the abandoned pier, the defunct and rat-infested water slide — are gone, magically replaced by what looks like the set of "The Truman Show".

Indeed, the saddest feature of Fischer's death is not the life he failed to live, but the chess he failed to play.

Maybe the saddest feature of all the literature about the Caucusus is that almost none of what is widely read and celebrated is written by Caucasians themselves.

But the saddest feature of the past few months has been the spread on both sides of the Atlantic of commentary denigrating the other side using just such caricatures.

It is this lot who have made what I call the "reality-switch" very quickly.' Perhaps the saddest feature of the whole affair is that so few people in India believe anything will come of it.

"One of the saddest features of modern public life is the erosion of a sense of honour," he wrote.

You would have to first personalize the word by giving sad a physical feature, and then find an object that represents that feature.

It has turned Narrator, a weird, sad old feature that would read your error messages to you out loud, into a full-blown screen reader.