Sentence examples for sad view from inspiring English sources

The third volume of the autobiography of the former president of Russia presents a somewhat flat and ultimately sad view of his final years in office.

"The Fifty-Year Decline and Fall of Hollywood" (Ezra Goodman): For the indelible, terribly sad view of a fallen yet still imposing giant, D. W. Griffith, near the end of his life.

It is hard to avoid the sad view that her relatives, aided by lawyers and driven, no doubt, by love, are simply extending their own torment and adding to the already vast expense of her tragic situation.

You may have an image of the classic Amnesty International supporter: a veteran protester, who cut their teeth opposing Vietnam, reached political maturity challenging apartheid and will continue to protest, even though over the course of those decades, they've ended up with quite a sad view of the way the world is.

Some people told me they thought Boy was a sad view of the Maori community.

Amongst the amazing beauty of nature, the life behind nature and the culture of the tribes, the A-ha moment was when I experienced the sad view of smoke instead of landscapes from the plane, due to fires from deforestation, when we were flying above the Amazon.

Speaking of tiny, sad views of what it means to be human.

"Vertigo" provides an even sadder view of the same idea, in Scottie's thwarted connection to Midge, a smart and capable woman who has everything Scotty needs but doesn't turn him on.

The top of Figure  2 depicts results during Sad-Reappraise > Sad-View (see Table  1).

The bottom of Figure  2 depicts group-average results during Sad-Distract > Sad-View (see also Table  3).

There were no differences in self-reported ER success across the four ER conditions (Neutral-View, Sad-View, Sad-Distract, and Sad-Reappraise), p's > 0.80.