Sentence examples for sad notion from inspiring English sources

If ever there has been a candidate to succumb to the sad notion of the body as an experimental tool, it is Hingis, who ruled the Tour before Lindsay Davenport harnessed her power ground strokes.

But it is sad that the notion of staging Wagner in French has come to be regarded as laughable.

Although imagining a rave without girls is a sad and scary notion (and an awkward reality at some dubstep shows), people don't seem to blink when dude after dude rolls up to the decks at the world's biggest festivals.

In conclusion, the current results support the notion that SAD is a brain linked disorder, neurally characterized by aberrant emotional face processing in the fear network but with more diffuse deviations in regional gray matter volume over the whole brain.

The sad, bad joke is the notion, put forward by many conservatives, that the USA cares about "family values".

Are you feeling sad?

Third, the saddest of all, the fair notion, fatally injured.

En route from New York to the Midwestern city of Millhaven for the funeral, he even considers the idea that she might have been murdered, only to reject the notion for the saddest of reasons.

If they were to take a moment to peer through that translucent skull and into that superevolved brain, they would find more than dark schemes and deadly schemata and vast enemies lists; they would discover deep inside, tucked behind some new torture notions, the tiny, sad boy with the freakishly large head who only wanted to be good but was turned bad.

Their music dispels the mistaken notion the blues makes you sad, makes you feel bad.

In this study, we have found that SAD-3 interacts with SAD-1, SAD-2, SMS-2, and QIP, giving credence to the notion that these proteins form an RNA-processing complex in the perinuclear region.