Sentence examples for this is rather sad from inspiring English sources

When Dragoljub Micunovic noted that 10 years ago, he and Mr. Draskovic had organized the first major rally on this same square, Nenad Stefanovic, a reporter with the weekly magazine Vreme, noted, "This is rather sad proof of 10 years without success".

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".

The second reason given was that: "Lord Wilson's own failing memory and increasing tendency (demonstrated during his last visit in 1983) to indulge in irrelevant and repetitive reminiscences … It is rather sad that we should be put in this position which we should much prefer to avoid; but Lord Wilson shows no sign of calling a halt to his overseas travel".

One of the the films is rather sad, the other one much happier and this is a mirror image of the atmosphere among the children in the camp.

The whole thing is rather sad.

But the overall thrust of the narrative is rather sad -- and surprisingly shallow.

To the Editor: Considering the heroism and endurance that permitted the young Louis Begley and his mother to survive far greater ravages in Nazi-occupied Poland than aging in New York, it is rather sad to read that age has been projected so negatively for their late-life legacy.

People thought it somehow fitted with the mood of the 80s, but if anything that sort of resigned acceptance of things has got worse and it is rather sad that the play appears to be even more apposite now than it was then".

And I think that's rather sad".

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

A world without fish is rather sad; let's brighten up World Oceans Day by doing our part to protect our seas.