Sentence examples for sad words from inspiring English sources

Wretchedly sad words.

Typically, healthy people respond faster following happy words, while depressed people respond faster after sad words.

(Happy words include, naturally, "happy," "yay" and "awesome"; sad words include "sad," "doubt" and "tragic").

Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: "God has a plan".

It was then that Roger Byrne, United's captain, uttered 10 unbearably sad words that made the day so poignant.

This measures how much influence happy or sad words have on how quickly or accurately a person performs a task.

"It's such a sad word.

"Program"—what a sad word, when you think of it.

I paused to read Bondy's éditorial: "Program" — what a sad word, when you think of it.

I paused to read Bondy's éditorial: "Program"—what a sad word, when you think of it.

But then they discovered that about 28 zillion leaves were about to fall on their heads, so they changed the name to fall -- an appropriately sad word, which reminded them of Genesis.