Sentence examples for sad reason from inspiring English sources

The Body is almost certainly the least Buffy-like episode of Buffy, and with good, sad reason – it's about death.

When we like people, for some sad reason, we can convince ourselves that it is reciprocal, no matter how obvious the truth is to everyone else.

Though the mood of the first act turns melancholy, as the sad reason for the departure of Russ and Bev is revealed, the play's contrasting second half is bitingly comical.

Nowadays it is the BRIC countries Brazil, Russia, India and China that have all the swagger, while Mexico commands attention for a sad reason: the surge of drug-fuelled violence that assails some of its cities.

And KateNonymous (who, just as an aside, gets bonus points for having one of my favorite commenter monikers) had a sad reason for keeping the news of a pregnancy to yourself under these circumstances: shortly after deciding not to tell a job interviewer that she was pregnant during the interview process, she lost that pregnancy.

"You are happy your friend has come, but it is for a very sad reason".

"Real estate transactions happen for happy reasons and sad reasons, births certainly are one of the most happy moments," he said.

For sad reasons that I'll explain at a later date, I spent part of yesterday morning walking around Tooting Broadway, where I grew up, with my Dad.

Originally titled Cut and promoted with the emphasis on graduates being caught by austerity, it's developed into a more rounded look at characters who have all stalled for subtly sad reasons.

The story starts when an Indian family that cooks at a school, has to leave the school for very sad reasons.

Mascots enthusiastically showcases these people, alternating between celebrating and pitying them, but mostly focused on the often sad reasons why these mascots are mascots.