Sentence examples for whose sadness from inspiring English sources

To his fellow "lotus-eaters" he's become le grand solitaire, whose sadness oppresses them.

But the heart of "Benji" is the interviews with friends, teammates and brothers, men in their 40s and 50s whose sadness is subsumed in their eagerness to recall the magic he dispensed on the basketball court.

While the analytic-rumination hypothesis might explain those patients reacting to an "acute stressor," it can't account for those whose suffering has no discernible cause or whose sadness refuses to lift for years at a time.

"The Wall," which included a charming taped narrative by Ms. Yodh, briskly told the story of a woman whose sadness at her husband's death literally and increasingly weighs her down, until she pours out her unhappiness to a wall.

Google's camera-equipped vehicles began filming in Namie this month at the invitation of its mayor, Tamotsu Baba, whose sadness at his town's fate is matched by fears that the rest of the world is forgetting about Fukushima.

(Random House, $17). The author's memory plays upon the painful moments of his life at the ages of 10, 13 and 20; the result is a trio of stories, each of whose sadness is multiplied by the presence of the others.

The nearly two-hour film is an American classic -- a perfect film, if you will, whose cosmic sadness makes it feel timeless.

His investigations sometimes turned up what Lethem calls "palliative remarks" and "lunatic optimism," as in "Don't Worry About the Government," when Byrne assures himself, "Some civil servants are just like my loved ones," as well as aperçus whose nourishing sadness calls to mind Pound and Larkin.

But for me it just feels sad – a sadness whose depths have yet to be fully sounded, far less processed into comedy.

Kids with chronically depressed mothers mothers whose feelings of sadness and despair persist perform more poorly on school readiness tests, use less expressive language, and have poorer social skills.

As interesting as the book is, at the same time I felt in it an undercurrent of sadness whose source was hard to trace.