Sentence examples for sad phenomenon from inspiring English sources

They viewed it as another sad phenomenon affecting a faraway land.

That produces perverse results; in January the labour ministry investigated the sad phenomenon of oidashi-beya, or "banishment rooms".

The sad phenomenon of hot car deaths is probably best personified by 22-month-old Cooper Harris, who died after his father, Justin Harris left him in his car seat instead of taking him to day care.

The saddest phenomenon of the spring theater season probably isn't the emptiness of that revival starring the lovely movie star.

The sad, strange phenomenon that is the false confession gets its due in Kelly Loudenberg's stunning antidote to true crime sensationalism.

"It is really a sad and painful phenomenon if you see young girls getting married, losing their childhood and missing out on education opportunities," says Abdu Mansoub, a religious leader in Hodeidah governorate who runs a vocational training centre for women.

Ladies and gentleman, that is the saddest, most depressing phenomenon in my opinion.

But now, to me, something like the Starbucks phenomenon is just sad.

This article originally appeared on VICE UK.

Fog, the weather phenomenon, can be beautiful in a sad, elusive, wistful way, but you wouldn't think the same could be said of fog, the mental condition.

Aristotle thought that the answer to this phenomenon was catharsis by immersing ourselves in sad feelings, we free ourselves from those same emotions in real life.