Sentence examples for sadness at all from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't take away any of the sadness at all, or the tragedy.

"I'm feeling no sadness at all," said Mr. Motilall as he sat at the controls of a humming P.C.C. car he called "the sweatbox".

I'm caught in a trap where if I don't perform sadness, I'm not really depressed, but if I express sadness at all to any degree, I'm annoying and boring and should stop being so self-centred.

I don't find and build a rich community of people who can offer support (and whom I can support in turn), because I have to be so wrapped up in performing my sadness at all times to prove that I'm depressed enough – even as I want to scream that this is a reinforcement of stereotypes that hurt people, that by doing this I am hurting not just myself but others.

It wasn't really sadness at all, but just a more shadowy version of myself.

Over the last few days in our country, I have personally been filled with sadness at all the horrific acts of violence that have taken place--lives lost and the sense of community gravely disrupted.

Everyone involved had subjective experiences, some worse, some better but transcending that for most Iraq veterans, I'll hazard, is the mind-numbing sadness at how it all turned out, the unfathomable human and financial cost of the conflict.

"What impresses [on] me is the sadness at the disappearance of all those jobs.

No fear, no discomfort, only a vague sadness at the thought of all that remained undone.

Teng had a tremendous gift for capturing that kernel of prospective sadness at the heart of all great romance.

For all our sadness at coming home, our return is a triumphant one.