Sentence examples for true sadness from inspiring English sources

"Excitement, often; anger sometimes - but true sadness, rarely.

It feels a purer, less literary kind, closer to life's true sadness.

Underneath her ball-breaking temperament lies true sadness, which is why it's never easy to watch Liz's triple-dose eyeliner running down her face.

The breadth of vocal command and nuance is splendid; the physique needs only a bit of padding; and most of all, Mr. Terfel finds a meeting place for foolishness, self-deception, true sadness and native dignity.

The only true sadness felt in the locker room after the game was the regret that the senior Jason Hartford is the only one who won't get a chance to make the N.C.A.A. tournament again.

On the contrary, all four novels possess an odd combination of true sadness and deeply satisfying wit that I have yet to find in any of Marías's English or American contemporaries.

"Summertime Sadness" tells the super true sad love story of two lesbian lovers ending their own lives.

Though Wallace claims that the decline of his tennis fortunes provided him with his first taste of "true adult sadness", one senses, reading the essay, that he wasn't too cut up about it.

In this mode, "All the Love" assumed an otherworldly sadness true to the song.

A statement from Zamparini said: "It is with true and profound sadness that I announce the dismissal of Gennaro Gattuso as coach of the first team.

I love the exploratory process of making new music, even if some of it is expressing true feelings of sadness or darkness.