Sentence examples for sad green from inspiring English sources

There are no sad green monsters in David Lindsay-Abaire's new play.

"This is all very sad," Green told the Guardian on Tuesday.

He has sad green eyes, a big pillow of red hair and the gawky bearing of an overgrown boy.

With her long Modigliani face and sad green eyes, Ms. Kapoor does melancholy well, but she can't make Mahi's 1,001 other emotions cohere.

Rather than the cuddlesome Nutbrown Hares, the racked, etiolated bunnies evoke the Black Rabbit of Inlé; and their sad, green eyes have an all-too-knowing glint (unless that's myxomatosis).

The Guardian's reviewer Imogen Russell Williams found it "sinister", writing that "rather than the cuddlesome Nutbrown Hares, the racked, etiolated bunnies evoke the Black Rabbit of Inlé; and their sad, green eyes have an all-too-knowing glint".

The piece she is working on is a Pietà for the local Catholic church, "with a sad, green-faced Virgin bending over her even sadder gray son".

"In all honesty, the greens looked like little sad greens".

What would Scuzzi say, if he could, I asked; as he rested on Jane's shoulder, what did those sad, amber-green eyes convey?

The only anomaly is Kineko Ivic's thickly worked small painting of a sad-eyed green blob peering between two brown mounds.

As intriguing as it is to see one up close, there is something sort of sad about baggy green caps (again making headlines this week) going up on the block.