Sentence examples for sad to speak from inspiring English sources
But then, as the wistful theme began, Mr. Fray played it with such aching delicacy that the music seemed almost too sad to speak.
The Milan vice-president, Adriano Galliani, refused to answer questions about his team's Europa League prospects at one point earlier this year, saying that the very thought of the competition made him too sad to speak.
I'm too sad to speak more about it right now and need some time to mourn".
Then, of course, there's Karloff, whose sad, tragic attempts to speak and connect with others simply underscore his tortured pathos.
But the imminent referendum, which she described as Michele's "very, very sad legacy," compelled her "to speak out for fairness for those of us who are being judged and told our lives and relationships are somehow less," she said.
"I love her, and I'm sad I'll never get to speak for her again because she's brave in a way I'll never be".
Not to speak of the sad grotesques - the boozed-up high streets, the overpaid "flannelled fools and muddied oafs" of the stadiums - that are all that remains of the provincial culture of William Cobbett, John Bright or JB Priestley.
When I turned 50 and the spigot began to toggle off, so to speak, I was sad.
Sad! On conference night, parents who come to speak to me are the ones whose kids are doing well.
Gripped by this moving story, which has all the tension of a well-wrought horror flick, we waited the long list of credits to speak, and say, how sad to think that men would behave such, if a disaster did occur, and knowing too, that we have every evidence that we would turn on ourselves, and who would be left to blame us.
