Sentence examples for sad means from inspiring English sources

What if letting a boy walk away sad means we save him from not just a physical heart disease, but an emotional one, too, because he feels understood and supported and highly esteemed?

Feeling lonely and sad means you should go to a therapist.

Sad meant sad, not pathetic or useless.

The fact that nobody saw it, which was sad, meant that I got to learn to act on film without anyone watching".

Overall error of the fullband SAD (mean over all positions) for six different SNRs increasing from left to right.

Figure 9 False-positive and false-negative error rates for the fullband SAD (mean over all positions).

This analysis revealed a main effect of Prosody (F 1,30) = 8.09, p<.01) indicating that participants evaluated words as more negative, when these words were spoken with sad (mean 0.23, SD 0.74) as compared to neutral prosody during study (mean 0.43, SD 0.62).

Fourteen male, right-handed patients who met the DSM-IV [1] criteria for SAD (mean ± SD age 32.4 ± 8.8 years) were included together with twelve HC male right-handed subjects (28.0 ± 8.2 years).

That optimism has given way to a sadder, meaner goal of preventing the middle classes from monopolising the good schools that already exist.

When I say the news is sad, I mean it's sad for me.

Kids can be funny, sad or mean, but they're still coming from a decent place.