Sentence examples similar to spoken sadness from inspiring English sources

WHEN a stroke at 24 left Tim Podell partially paralyzed and unable to speak, the sadness of his hospital visitors seemed to him to be oddly misplaced.

"The original images speak of sadness and loss, but my additions elevate them, telling the viewer to read instead a message of hope".

He spoke with sadness about Mr. Megrahi's death, saying he had met him for the last time in December, when Mr. Megrahi was bedbound and in great pain.

And he spoke with sadness of an America that will take a long time to come to terms with the legacy of Iraq, of the names of the dead commemorated in town squares and highways and etched on the white stones at Arlington cemetery.

Being classically trained in the violin for over 15 years now – do you find composing sounds lends to the ethereal voice your music has – even without lyrics it still speaks the sadness?

Horton and fellow coach Steve Parkin have been placed in temporary charge of the team "until further notice", and Brown has spoken of his sadness at the sudden decision to dispense with his services.

The father of a British man in a YouTube video of alleged UK jihadists in Syria has spoken of his sadness at the revelation.

Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai, who was shot by Taliban insurgents in Pakistan because of her support for education for women, has spoken about her sadness at the abduction of more than 230 girls in Nigeria.

"Lots of people have spoken to the sadness and inappropriateness of the 26th for a long time.

From her father's list, she chose the Don Gibson hit "Sea of Heartbreak," revealing both the plain-spoken sadness and the stoicism.

The official spoke with some sadness.