Sentence examples for sad term from inspiring English sources

The rioting took place a long stone's throw — fitting but sad term here — from the city's symbolic heartbeat, the Inner Harbor.

Incidentally, these sad long-term cases will do more than twice the maximum any court can sentence a thief to on Community Payback.

"It is quite sad in terms of the waste of resources and the distress to (Mrs Albert's) family members when it turns out like this".

And it is he, branded as a thug after the fight, who seems to have been more unlucky and suffered the sadder long-term consequences.

You could absolutely, in my opinion, go so far as to classify Collins' music as sad, however, the term sad becomes purely a layer to what he's creating.

You could absolutely, in my opinion, go so far as to classify Collins's music as sad, however, the term sad becomes purely a layer to what he's creating.

The distortion term SAD s, c(mv)) is the sum of the absolute differences between the original signal s and the coded video signal c.

Social anxiety disorder (SAD) [1], also termed social phobia, generally refers to an excessive fear and/or avoidance of a wide array of social situations [2].

Happy people's happiness gets undermined and, tragically, sad people's sadness gets termed acceptable.

"We've launched it for the longer term and sad to say I am concerned about the staffing levels in many of Wales' hospitals at particular times".

Bow is now remembered primarily as an It Girl, which is sad, considering that the term has been misapplied to any famous-for-being-famous socialite who can push herself onto a magazine cover.