Sentence examples for sad sweet from inspiring English sources
Quilter's sad, sweet ironies were scrupulously judged.
Instead, it turns out to be a sad, sweet goodbye.
One song written after the war was a sad, sweet number called "Mayn Shvester Chaye" ("My Sister Chaye").
Ms. von Otter's voice revels in contrasts: it is beautiful but sad, sweet but serious, earthy but schooled.
Sad, sweet and gently moving as it is, "Coming Home" is not among Mr. Fugard's most compelling or artful plays.
Like the other people here, his accent is Cajun, more music than language, and as he talks about life here it sounds like a sad, sweet song.
How can we crack through the sad-sweet picture to find what Dickinson called the red "Fire rocks" below?
It was a sad-sweet-happy-high-low occasion, just about everyone in the quartier crammed into Roberto's dining room, except Bob, who couldn't get a babysitter.
"B a noBody" is one of the more striking songs on her debut LP, Before We Forget How to Dream, opening with those lonely guitar notes before it tips into SOAK's sad-sweet call to "be just like me".
In 1976 an award-winning play The Belle of Amherst reinvigorated the sad-sweet image: a "shy", "chaste", "frightened" poet hardly knows what she says, so keeps busy with baking.
But the two couples never interact, a sad-sweet comment on the anonymity of life in the city, where it is possible to change other people's fates without actually getting to meet them.
