Sentence examples for what saddened from inspiring English sources

What saddened me was that so many of the articles and reports I read before I arrived – although consistently accurate in detail and honest in their approach – made me expect the worst.

I'm not sure what he meant to show me, and I'm not sure what saddened me more, this man eating alone in bed, who could not clean up after himself, or this man who needed to share with his son a grotesque failure.

What saddened and shocked me the most was the number of female students in these two sections--eleven.

He said that he was the one who came up with the idea of downloading LPs so you get all the downloads of the liner notes, etc., etc., plus extra video, which is what saddened me initially about downloadable music.

What saddened me the most though, was to witness amongst my Republican friends the same lowering of the bar in their own attempt to justify their candidate's ever shifting positions and to hold on to ideology over integrity and truth.

For some reason, what saddened me most as I left the theatre that day was how the film's politics diverged from those of two of its most prominent stars: Tom Hanks and director Paul Greengrass, both of whom are known progressives: Hanks was a prominent Obama supporter, Greengrass made a movie, Green Zone, based on a book by Rajiv Chandrasakaran that was highly critical of the Iraq invasion.

What saddens Mr. Wittenberg, he said, is the loss of a home.

What saddens me, though, is the players' resigned acceptance of his behavior on the video.

What saddens him most, he said, is the lasting effect on Muslim youth.

As Dr. Kryger observed, "What saddens me is that people are sleeping apart for conditions that are easily treatable".

What saddens me is the effect this 'women as a sexual object' culture has on young people.