Sentence examples for triggered sadness from inspiring English sources

The wedding announcement has triggered sadness and loss beyond words, but maybe, in processing it, I can give myself permission to join B and other members of Sara's Team in "moving on" -- or, no, "carrying on".

They had assumed chemical signals from tears would trigger sadness or empathy in others.

Fatigue can trigger sadness and vice versa.

The shortage of natural sunlight can trigger sadness or even seasonal affective disorder.

Additionally, the music might have some association with a time in my life and that would trigger sadness or traces of sadness.

These "post-coital blues" aren't totally understood, but psychiatrist Richard Friedman at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York speculates that the amygdala, the "emotional" brain region that's inactive during orgasm, strongly rebounds afterward -- triggering sadness or crankiness.

A sudden physical decline may trigger sadness or possibly a fear of the child's own death, but a turn for the better can seem to delay the inevitable for a person already in physical, psychological or emotional decline.

Parents in these groups very much want to keep their child's memory alive, and to hold on to the few memories they had of their child at birth holding their baby, the shape of hands and feet, the look of their face and yet they do so knowing that these memories also will trigger sadness.

Other examples of dysfunctional aids and technical devices that would trigger sadness included a wheelchair that did not fit the user, a pillow being shaped incorrectly, or technical aids for use in the bathroom being either humiliating or not fit for the purpose.

Even if his leaving triggered my sadness, he's not responsible for it.

Feeling Good jolts readers to shift their perspective – to observe the often irrational "automatic thoughts" that trigger sadness or anxiety, thereby disidentifying with them.