Sentence examples for sad show from inspiring English sources

If it's sad, show sadness, if it's nostalgic, show a dreamy quality, and so forth.

Paul Whitehouse once said he considered calling it The Sad Show because, beneath the catchphrases, so many of the characters were tragic figures.

"Doctor Who" is, essentially, a sad show — the Doctor lives forever, while his companions, to whom one gets attached, must age and die — but it's also about discovery and surprise.

Instead, this thematic follow-up to "Mamma Mia!," the ongoing Abba-fueled phenomenon with which "Viva Forever!" shares several creative personnel, starting with the producer Judy Craymer, is in essence a small, sad show trapped inside the inevitably bludgeoning amount of hype.

The majority of biological challenge studies have focused on panic disorder though there is a small literature suggesting that patients with social anxiety disorder (SAD) show comparable responding.

The Grube talks about an Apple-less MacWorld and how it will be a pretty sad show without the regular one-ring circus that is the Steve Jobs keynote but that it won't be absolutely horrible, with smaller companies actually getting some attention this time.

"Sometimes I feel sad" shows a moping face on a rainy day.

Such a sad showing was not expected from the Knicks, who fell to 15-11.

But skip the shrimp cocktail, a a sad showing of six medium shrimp.

The rest of the country came to that conclusion long ago, but why not just stay in, take what will probably be a sad showing on Saturday, and then drop out?

For all its jokes – and there are many – it is one of the most subversively sad shows on TV, and represents a sea change in comedy: the dawning of the age of the sadcom.