Rathvon then goes on to describe how Lincoln stepped forward and "with a manner serious almost to sadness, gave his brief address".
Her deepest sadness, a serious injury and the death of nine companions in a van accident while coming home from the fields, was not readily apparent — invisible in colorful crepe-paper petals, as delicate as life.
This doesn't mean that you should hide any serious reasons of deep sadness, but it does mean that if you're just generally in a bad mood, that you should make an extra effort to seem happier.
Camus sounds serious, but he also sounds sad — he added the authority of sadness to the activity of political writing.
There was a real sense of sadness; everyone was very serious, and respectful of the whales, as you can see in the picture.
The sadness will take a more serious turn in line eight.
The first day, I'm having a hard time getting through takes without cracking up, yet I was completely aware that he's playing it dead serious, giving that character a level of sadness beneath it all.
Most patients with a serious illness experience periods of intense situational sadness and anxiety accompanied by depressive symptoms.
Full of laughter and sadness: he was both witty and serious.
She was half-chiding, half-serious, but I felt an immediate sense of sadness.
