Sentence examples for sadness expressed from inspiring English sources

There was admiration and sadness expressed, too, by a Downing Street spokesman on behalf of the prime minister, David Cameron.

The outpouring of love for Tom Cover and the sadness expressed over his death are a testament to how fully he inhabited this life.

The enormous media coverage given to her and the sadness expressed by her many readers paid tribute to the high esteem in which she was held in her own country, but her death made the news all around the world.

We find that musicians rate sadness and fear as significantly more arousing than non-musicians, and that musical training is associated with specific neural activations: In response to sadness expressed in music, musicians show activation increases in the right prefrontal cortex, specifically in the superior and middle frontal gyri.

But maybe it explains the sense of sadness expressed by Crowley and Harlow, and that I feel, deep down.

Fevers, ER visits, X-rays, tears shed, tantrums thrown, knees skinned, pets lost (OK, they were tiny frogs, but the amount of sadness expressed rivaled me watching "E.T ., so our dogs better live at least another 65 years!) All of this…and So.

"We've received many messages from all over the world following the election, expressing sadness, expressing shock, expressing anxiety and concern about the direction the U.S. government will take under a Trump administration".

Why can't both men and women feel deep sadness, and express that sadness?

There's the sadness being expressed all around you on both social media and the regular kind.

Mr. Wiesel expressed sadness for Ms. Sinclair.

The White House expressed sadness and puzzlement.