He said the pensioner had come through her ordeal remarkably well and was unharmed, although sadder but wiser. |
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After this briefest of appearances in the pages of history, the surviving rebels disappeared from public view, wiser, sadder and more discreet. |
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They are survivors who have come through a difficult situation wiser and stronger although undoubtedly sadder. |
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Klima's book, translated into British English by Gerald Turner, takes us to a city even sadder than Berlin. |
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But on a sadder note, I think my lips have developed antibodies to the tingly sensation. |
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Poorer and sadder, the couple reunite and have to make their way home on a tramp steamer. |
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Now that nights are drawing in it's understandable people will feel sadder. |
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Even sadder was the mid-2002 suddenness with which Our Man Geoffrey, large as life, disappeared from the small screen. |
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Her attitude is now certainly sadder, her descriptions more concrete, her approach less that of the aesthete. |
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An even sadder episode was Roblin's loss in Peterborough in the 1974 election. |
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In fact, multiple studies have shown that people think the sadder a tragedy is, the better a movie it is. |
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The plants are looking sadder now, but still fruiting like mad. |
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But he was enormously, radiantly pleased. Some of Miami's sadder Cuban exiles claimed that he was a poster-boy for Mr Castro's regime. |
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That the idolater became an idol himself is, as ever, the sadder story. |
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The idea that the bereaved should feel sadder than they currently feel seems common among the survivors. |
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But less apparently, telling an untrue story makes the world a sadder, uglier place. |
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I've heard people say they feel they should be sadder than they are, and I can understand that. |
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And it is sadder still that Mr Howard stubbornly refuses to offer that apology. |
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Meanwhile, I cannot remain silent about a couple of sadder aspects arising from observation of the work of the Joint Parliamentary Assembly. |
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The Indian Games also signify the arrival of a sadder moment: the end of camp is near. |
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It is normal for us to get sadder and even angry sometimes when we are separated from someone we love. |
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Even sadder is the fact that this is affecting our fellow citizens' quality of life. |
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A situation which becomes sadder and sadder as the occupations available to those with no qualifications become scarcer and scarcer. |
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They find it harder to wake up, have sugar cravings, and feel remarkably sadder. |
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Rather, as with my two late colleagues, the life is smaller, sadder, and without clear remedy. |
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But he knew exactly what he was saying in that interview, and the results are sadder to contemplate than his famous errors. |
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Also tied, Kazakhstan and Bhutan are happier than Moldova, but sadder than Laos. |
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His amanuensis, David Frum, is a different and much sadder case. |
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There are elements of farce in this drama which makes it all the sadder. |
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There is nothing sadder than the boy genius who does not understand why the performance that won him acclaim when he was fifteen draws only polite applause now that he is thirty. |
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If the data shows that the world is a sadder, uglier place than you ever thought was possible, you can take comfort from the fact that your story may change it. |
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Often they were described as paler and sadder versions of the person they had been while alive, and dressed in tattered gray rags. |
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There is nothing sadder than not knowing what to do with our lives. |
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In 1947 he suggested that 'nothing is sadder than the fact that the ideal Europe, the cradle of law and liberty, constitutes only part of the geographical area of Europe. |
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Nothing would be sadder for any of us in this Chamber, whether male or female, than to be able to appeal to the pity of someone to vote for us on those grounds. |
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And, even if kept according to their needs, the clownfish will have a shorter and probably much sadder life in the aquarium than they would have in their underwater habitat. |
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I should also like to pay another tribute, in a much sadder vein, to the memory of Claude Ondobo, former Director of IPDC, whose sudden demise deeply touched me as it did his many colleagues and friends in the Secretariat. |
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Mr. Speaker, I am sure you would agree that if the House of Commons lowered itself to spending its days inquiring into the private lives of the members, our country would be a much sadder place. |
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That is why it is all the sadder that it is specifically in these areas that the EU's Heads of State or Government are considering wielding the axe in order to make cuts. |
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Congolese singer Lokua Kanza has abandoned neither love nor levity on his latest album, even if the title, Nkolo, strikes a sadder note as it refers to immigrants who dream of returning home. |
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What is even sadder is that it indicates that for justiciable parties, the justice system is too slow because the judges are slow and the process is too expensive because lawyers' services cost too much. |
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That makes me all the sadder that it is not summoning up the courage to introduce greater freedom and power of initiative, that the government and the political leaders are preventing that. |
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It is even sadder that some political forces are treating these events as interference in Italy's domestic affairs and are trying to make political capital out of the gypsy issue. |
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It is very normal for them to be sadder and angrier sometimes too. |
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An orange extension cord hangs from the top of the photo and forms a tangle on the ground, as if linking the daydream of heaven depicted on the wall to a sadder reality. |
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