Sentence examples for sad instance from inspiring English sources
It's an exceptionally elegant, witty yet sad instance of identity politics in art.
Doubtless Hughes's death with stir in some a tendency towards the changing rules and regulations, but that would neglect the freakish rarity of his injury and perhaps even dishonour Phillip Hughes and his teammates' deep love of a game that is neither riskless nor, in this sad instance, immune from life's tragic twists of fate.
Just before the big moment, rub this along the base of your eye (careful not to actually get this in your eye. Make some convincing noises. Dig down deep. Think of something which broke your heart (a death, a sad instance, a loved someone, etc) and focus it on an object.
"We have three sad instances where we have three young men who struggled with their lives off the ice.
But whenever the picture tries to be about something bigger, it turns predictable or maudlin or, in a few sad instances, both simultaneously.
You'll see others use their lies as stepping-stools to even greater and far more perilous lies, as was the case with the falsified nuclear missile launch officer tests and so many other sad instances.
If it continues to enter the oceans at anywhere near the current rate of 8.8 million tons a year, then sad instances of wildlife damage will only become more common.
One begins to notice, looking over the pieces a second and third time, the odd relationship between movement and emotion — leaves waving slowly are somehow sad, for instance.
Writing "I'm sorry you're sad," for instance, doesn't actually mean that you are sad yourself — only that you have become aware of someone else's emotion and are acknowledging it.
But CIs cannot fully convey the pitch of sounds, as well as their "spectrum" of sound frequencies, and this means that users may find it harder to tell whether someone's voice is happy rather than sad, for instance.
Sad Girl, for instance, talks about how "being a mistress on the side, might not appeal to fools like you".
