Sentence examples for sad necessity from inspiring English sources
Bunn believes her app is a "sad necessity".
Like many innovations, Koshik's may have been born of sad necessity.
Torture is always seen as a sad necessity, imposed with increasing frequency and brutality as panic and frustration increase.
And in the end, after facing this sad necessity, every year there was suddenly a few billion extra to spend.
Providing food to the poor is so routine that we rarely pause to consider its sad necessity, or even how these harbors of grace come to be.
And he explodes the idea that economic liberals must regard extreme inequalities as somehow justified, a sad necessity sanctified by the market.
Our society is morally rigorous – we are judged harshly on the smallest misdemeanour - yet Somehow the edifice of delusion which we have created around the first world war manages to explain away 888,246 grisly deaths and the criminally insane decisions which brought them about, as some sort of sad political necessity.
It is such sad stories that impress the necessity of the EMA which has been hacked away at in recent years.
Catherine Donovan, Gateshead council cabinet member for health and wellbeing, says of Cosy Crow: "It's good that there's something that has developed like this in the community but it's quite sad that there's a necessity for it".
During the time you were in Poland, it was a necessity, which was very sad in a sense.
