Sentence examples for sad pages from inspiring English sources
Mr. Maras said that while he thought the assertions of the museum's personnel about Serb casualties were misleading, he agreed it was "a good day for Croatia to open up these sad pages of our history".
Later there are sad pages that recount Sewell Campbell's death and how Sol, after a lifetime being kept at a physical and emotional distance, was able to touch his father's face for the first time.
In his book, Smith devotes several hilarious but ultimately deeply sad pages to his struggle to hide his extreme perspiration from his colleagues – a battle that culminated in him electing to wear sanitary towels under his arms before any important meeting.
After discarding those SAD pages containing general information, such us indexes, acronyms or definitions, the documentation corpus was reduced to 16 pages.
Clicking on to Kibu.com takes you to a sad page admitting they are kaput.
My sense is that Brazil has turned a sad page in its history.
Writing from Sao Paulo, Brazil's revered former president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso says, "Brazil has turned a sad page in its history.
The critic John Warrack wrote, "There are no sadder pages in symphonic literature than the close of the First Symphony's Adagio, as horn and trombones twice softly intone a phrase of utter grief", whereas to Michael Kennedy, the movement is notable for its lack of anguished yearning and angst and is marked instead by a "benevolent tranquillity".
Coming away even from the sad last pages of his biography, the reader feels that Hemingway earned the epitaph he would most have wanted.
This homespun cookery book came out last fall at roughly the same moment as Applebaum's latest history, "Iron Curtain: The Crushing of Eastern Europe, 1944-1956," a rigorous, vivid and often desperately sad 566-page anatomization of the miseries inflicted on Hungary, East Germany and Poland after World War II.
The novel also reproduces a fabulously sad five-page letter, a stream of sick consciousness, sent by Will to his mother from the Bellavista Clinic: I was sitting in the Smoking Room reading the Wall Street Journal when I saw the Schoolmaster aka Dr Fleisig sliding sideways down the hall.
