Sentence examples for sad meaning from inspiring English sources
One particular hormone, melatonin, which controls our sleep and wake cycles, is thought to be "phase delayed" in people with severe Sad, meaning it is secreted at the wrong times of the day.
A pair of hard-used wooden crutches and the haunting photograph of a dirty, sick-looking itinerant beggar known as the Leatherman are the most moving things in "The Gilded Age of Hartford," precisely because no measure of gilding can disguise their sad meaning.
It can be happy or sad, meaning either the main character(s) are saved, left, or die.
To give users a better sense of the results of trademark litigation, Trademarkia's listings include angry faces for an active bullying attempt, a sad face meaning the "little guy" lost, while a smiley face means the victim prevailed.
Suicide bombing, once limited to the militant groups of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, has become the tool of a group linked directly to Yasir Arafat's Fatah party, the Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, which has given a sad new meaning to equal opportunity through female suicide bombers.
The first was a happy face which represented healthy and a sad face meaning unhealthy.
It is also sad that the meaning, transparency and radical honesty of the #INTERVIEW piece has somewhat got lost amongst all of this".
But tactics such as employing the English word or characters sounding the same as the Chinese name - also "ai ji", but this time meaning "sad and worried" - allowed internet users to discuss the situation.
Strewn here on the floor now, stinking of smoke, this pile of banal file-drawer detritus seems transmuted, instant archaeological objects retroactively charged with meaning, too sad and strange to keep but too sad and strange to throw away.
Alice must be thinking of "bitter" as a flavor, but "bitter" can also mean "suffering," which is close to "sad," thus preserving the meaning in the original English version.
Item 7 'Feeling down or depressed' and Item 8 'Feeling of sadness' were reported to have the same meaning and were combined and re-worded to "Feeling down or sad".
