Sentence examples for sad stranger from inspiring English sources

After witnessing an innocent woman, charged with being a witch, being dragged off to be burned at the stake, and fearing she may be next, Kate accepts the offer of an ineffably sad stranger named Linay.

And maybe we can start with simply reaching out to sad strangers.

These are stranger, sadder, and less popular stories.

If anything, the tumult of their new music makes its moments of stillness stranger, sadder, sweeter.

She doesn't actually need anything on Craigslist; she just likes to read sad posts by strangers going through bad breakups instead of doing her work.

The private story is much stranger and sadder and more haphazard, as Hermione Lee's remarkable biography "Penelope Fitzgerald: A Life" (Knopf) reveals.

In the 1700s there was wonderful a book produced by a shoemaker in Great Yarmouth on esculate plants…" One of the stranger or sadder aspects of his own book's history is that its sales have always tended to mirror the economic fortunes of the country.

What other reviewers think: The Wall Street Journal: "As he grows more intrigued by the cult that has co-opted his name, Mr. Ferris's novel slows its manic riffing to become something both stranger and sadder.

One of the stranger and sadder results of the attacks in Paris is that it will mean that more young, alienated Muslims--from France, the United States, and other places in the West--will feel an attraction to radicalization and start looking for ways to get to Syria.

He looked at me as if I were a stranger he was sad to meet.

The sad thing is that those strangers are getting hungrier and more callous thanks to Amazon's efforts at squeezing a few more points out of the business of culture.