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Sadness

Sadness meaning

The state or emotion of being sad. | An event in one's life that causes sadness.

Example sentences (20)

Her time volunteering brings her a mixture of joy and sadness, says Hile: joy at seeing the smiles on the children’s faces and sadness from seeing what they endure.

Just like with sadness, it can feel weirdly good sometimes to feel angry, especially because If the anger is gone, usually what’s left is sadness and despair, which are harder emotions to succumb to.

At our world’s humanist core, there is a deep, inconsolable sadness, a sadness fueled by the suffering of those around us and by the inability of individuals to fix the institutional power structures that perpetuate that suffering.

In growing up I had to come to terms with the sadness that hangs over my life, and I had to find the gifts in sadness to become a stronger person.

A 2018 study in Therapeutic Advances in Urology found that people with the disease experienced high levels of anxiety, pain, sadness, worry, and sleeping difficulties.

Accies wrote on Twitter: "It is with real sadness that we learn of the passing this morning of our former player Adrian Sprott, 61.

A day after the announcement that shocked New Zealanders and the world alike, the liberal icon said that she was feeling a range of emotions – from sadness to a “sense of relief”.

A friend of Dame Deborah James has said she still feels “waves of sadness and loss” nearly a year after the cancer campaigner’s death but her “overriding feeling” is admiration for her inspiring “spirit”.

After the ruling, the family expressed sadness and relief.

Again, he said he felt "sadness" while walking through the community, which was likened to Blackpool in its heyday.

Also sharing the news of her death was Pendennis Brass who announced “with great sadness” the passing of their “incredible” first horn player Tammy Thomas.

And if you visit, you realise it's not a place of sadness - it's a place of joy and celebration, and a place of happiness for families in those final hours, days, or months.

And President Hichilema said he has learnt with deep sadness, the passing on of Chief Inspector Evans Siame, a Zambia Police Service Officer deployed to the SADC Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM).

A psychosexual experiment, Belladonna of Sadness uses unconventional watercolor imagery to showcase the madness that consumes its titular heroine.

Armstrong better watch out because, from the looks of these tweets, everyone is in a state of denial, heartache, disappointment, and/or all-around sadness, and their means of showing these emotions are hilarious.

As I watched the two walk across the parking lot, I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of sadness.

Ask yourself if you can talk about your deceased pet without feeling overwhelmed with pain and sadness.

A statement posted online read: "To all of our valued customers and friends, it is with much sadness that we are announcing our closure.

At first, I felt pangs of sadness about what I might be missing when I was away from my children.

At the church's service on Sunday, Rev Cameron said: “It is with a heart filled with gratitude, reflection and a deep touch of sadness that I share an important notice from my family that we’ve made regarding our future.