Sentence examples for that's rather sad from inspiring English sources

And I think that's rather sad".

And that's rather sad, really, considering how long we've had digital watches.

He thinks he is the same thing, and that's rather sad.

She identifies as a woman so call her 'she.'" OR "Something like this would have never happened in your 'day' -- and that's rather sad".

Hitchens quoted at length from Waugh's honeyed description of the excursion made by Charles Ryder and Sebastian Flyte to the Venice of the early twenties, a passage of champagne cocktails and gondolas that ends with Sebastian saying, "It's rather sad to think that whatever happens you and I can never possibly get involved in a war".

"I think it's rather sad that the governor or his personnel has issued directives that amount to nothing more than a temper tantrum," Mr. Silver said.

On the one hand, it's rather sad that he was forced to sacrifice his own identity for the good of the world.

It's rather sad that when faced with unlimited potential and creative space, most people can't do anything other than create what they already know.

It's rather sad that they go into collections and may never be opened". Still, there appears to be a bit, just a bit, of guilty pleasure in knowing that something you've done is so highly regarded.

But I do think it's rather sad that the first experience these brand new year 7 children will have of secondary school – which they no doubt started with feelings of excitement and nervousness – is seeing treatment that is harsh and uncompromising.

"People can actually be quite unpleasant and demand they must go through... it's rather sad that they can be so inconsiderate".