Sentence examples for sad substitution from inspiring English sources

He has his themes -- among them the Communist heritage of poverty, organized criminality and squalor; the slow, sad substitution of narrow nationalism for the multi-ethnic cosmopolitanism of the defunct empires -- but he also appreciates the role of the individual in history, the fact that, given the individual, nothing is inevitable.

There's something sad about that substitution of knowingness, or insiderness, for actual funniness, but it may get at the heart of the Brooklyn scene — or at least its younger, more Darwinian precincts — in a way that the more whimsical "Bored to Death" didn't.

The escalation in the use and analysis of SAD patterns may represent a substitution of statistical elegance for ecological relevance.

The only change that was observed within the N gene fragment in strain SAD Bern/2006/POL was a single substitution of G for A at position 198.

One of the saddest things museum connoisseurs like me have had to observe is the substitution of entertainment values for the intrinsic values incarnate in great works of art that alone can confer aesthetic authenticity.

The SAD B19 and SAD Bern samples were almost 100%% identical in sequence with the exception of the single nucleotide substitution in the above-mentioned SAD Bern/2006/2/POL strain.

As for the substitution of tuba for bass, it altered more than timbre, making for a lurching gait in "Sweet and Sad Consistency," a waltz, and a hefty push on "Million Billion BTUs," which half-evoked spy-movie music.

"Brazil is used to winning so losing like that is very sad for the Brazilian people," said Hulk, who was so ineffective that he was one of two half-time substitutions.

Does the substitution matter?

80 min: England substitution.

72 min Everton substitution.