| Given the saddening condition of my sleeplessness, I was sorely in need of a nap. |
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| There are few visual images more saddening than a flag, limply draped at half-mast. |
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| Both sides trampled on each other's human qualities, so please don't use these saddening words. |
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| It is extremely saddening that they should look to politicise this festival by making demands the UKJFF could never accept. |
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| The loss of life, the suffering of communities and the grief of individual families are deeply saddening. |
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| This is one of those types of crime that is deeply saddening because the people who commit them often are not truly criminals. |
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| What is saddening today is the Liberals and the Bloc are endorsing their positions against sustainable development. |
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| It is saddening because this is a lost opportunity for children to be immunised. |
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| The text exchange between Huhne and his son is without question deeply saddening. |
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| What is saddening about the concept of the ivory tower is that it has become the symbol of withdrawal without return. |
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| It is also saddening that even children's programmes can be interrupted by adverts. |
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| It was more saddening to find out that this kind of activity has spread throughout Canada. |
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| They were all so thoughtful and articulate, and it was saddening to hear that they felt there was little option but to go. |
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| In view of that saddening situation, the praiseworthy work that UNRWA carried out since its inception acquired greater significance. |
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| It is saddening to see that my honourable colleague is unable or unwilling to recognize that Guantánamo is home to an illegal process. |
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| The sight was slick, sick, and saddening, and yet oddly reassuring. |
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| The thought of the lovely Cinnabar moth and their attractive caterpillars losing their food source is so saddening. |
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| Marl is binding, and saddening of land is the great prejudice it doth to clay lands. |
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| When commenting on the Radwanski file, Auditor General Sheila Fraser, was equally blunt, finding the treatment of employees saddening, and the actions of the Privacy Commissioner outrageous. |
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| Once again, the morning became a blur of saddening statistics. |
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| There is a saddening tendency in some groups and organizations to go all out in research and then fade away when it comes to applying creative thinking and effective action to the facts they have found. |
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| I found it not only mind boggling, but also saddening. |
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| It is a saddening fact that every year over half a million people are killed by small arms, the majority of them from armed-conflictridden parts of sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. |
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| It is truly saddening that members opposite refuse to set aside their political differences to address a national crisis of unemployment insurance. |
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| It is saddening that this organisation, which has shown a singular ability to establish a deep felt engagement with the Afghan community, should be a victim of violence. |
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| It is all the more saddening this evening to have to talk about the setback in the democratic process of Ukraine, which could put all of these successes at risk. |
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| I find it very saddening being a young person in the House who looks to legislation that hopefully will try to bring people together and find consensus. |
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| To see her under attack is deeply saddening. |
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| The news of Tim Noël's passing is deeply saddening for the many friends and colleagues who came to know him through his work at the Bank of Canada during more than three decades of outstanding service. |
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