Examples of using Sadder in English and their translations into Hungarian
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For instance, long pauses and a monotonous vocal tones were associated with sadder stories, while more energetic,
There is nothing sadder than a tiny corridor, turned by vertical strips into a well or a small hall with high ceilings,"stripped" transversely.
There's nothing sadder than the way our culture has been completely brainwashed into believing that trying is the new definition of succeeding.
I cannot remain silent about a couple of sadder aspects arising from observation of the work of the Joint Parliamentary Assembly.
I don't know which makes me sadder, watching you killing your own…
You know, the only thing sadder than being a bank manager in Slough… is playing a game where your avatar is a Slough bank manager.
deprivations which appear even sadder when contrasted with luxury and wealth.
she said,'It is a great pity that we must talk of such sorrowful things- and still sadder that such woe exists anywhere in the Universe.
he's never seen a sadder and more beautiful sight.
it just… sounded like Devalos was sadder now that he knows the truth.
can't keep up- and I'm referring to Dafa disciples- then really nothing could be sadder to see.
It was a sad sight watching my dad and Uncle fight like children, but even sadder was that Marvin had to ask for a ride home.
deprivations which look like even sadder when contrasted with luxurious and wealth.
The musical"Romeo and Juliet""There is no sadder story in the world…"- William Shakespeare summarized one of the best literary tragedies.
Days pile up. And they get sadder and lonelier without really knowing why they're so sad
His passing leaves all of us a bit quieter, a bit sadder, and without the gift of his music
I do not know anything in the whole history of literature sadder than the artistic career of Charles Reade.
She added: she considers it even sadder that the EU institutions did not do anything for handling Great Britain's problems,
I think maybe the sadder one, is that after 10 years in the sport you get used to it and it stops hurting.”.
But I call it a sadder sight still when no children are to be seen in a church, excepting those who come to the Sunday School, and are obliged to attend.