There's a sad sentence about weekends in the capital when a chap is between girlfriends.
(An extraordinarily sad sentence!) To be middle-aged is sometimes to feel that an imposter has grown up around oneself, has choked off one's own youth.
This may be one of the saddest sentences I have ever had to write: the girls most at risk for low self esteem and disordered eating were the girls who associated with no group.
Perhaps the saddest sentence in the whole book is the one in which she recalls that in 2010, two years after her great double victory, she won two court cases, both against former teams who had neglected to pay her, but only one race.
The famous line, "How come he don't want me, man?" was perhaps the saddest sentence ever uttered on television.
We got to read more of it, such as the so-pathetic-it's-kind-of-sad sentence: "Hopefully I can trust you, and you're not truly a villain".
The little faces around him would droop in sad conviction as he uttered sentences of warning, and would brighten into sunshine as he spoke cheerful words of promise.
How sad that sentence is.
"How sad that sentence is," the former Boomtown Rats frontman continued".
Lewisohn rightly points to the startling, sad dignity of his sentences — "I can't conceive of any more misery"; "In my mind there's no sorrow" — even in his early, easy songs.
Lewisohn rightly points to the startling, sad dignity of his sentences—"I can't conceive of any more misery"; "In my mind there's no sorrow"—even in his early, easy songs.
