Sentence examples for sad message from inspiring English sources

That sends Europe a sad message: The era of America's benign hegemony may be over, with Europe extremely ill prepared.

"It was a very sad message I got this morning," said this year's London marathon winner, Mary Keitany.

Maybe the movie's only truly sad message is that nothing lasts - Saturday at 5 p.m. on TNN.

I don't shed any tears for failed airlines, but the failure of such a highly-rated carrier would send a sad message to the rest of the industry.

Listen to Salem's version of country classic "The End of the World" to hear them bring the song's sad message to the fore.

"All Clear: There's nobody nearby" reads like such a strange, sad message, such a lonely thing to have achieved through technological control of our social environments.

The narrator describes them as sad messages in bottles, turning up in the present long after the writer has gone.

Occasionally, she would be visited by family friends, or by Joyce's biographer, and she would write down or say things about herself, sad messages like: "My father was crying once with the pain he had in his eyes but I was awkward and could not console him"; or "My love was Samuel Beckett.

Sad messages seem sadder with a :( and cheery messages seem cheerier with a :), according to a 2007 experiment.

People living in Britain — long thwarted in their desires to watch "The Daily Show" and "Real Housewives" contemporaneously, veterans of the saddest message on the Internet, "This video is not available in your location" — have the occasion to lord access to a highly entertaining television show over their American betters.

Perhaps the saddest message of On the Market lies in the fact that so many bright, passionate, newly minted Ph.D.s are driven into this terribly screwed-up system by a profound desire to teach.