Saddening, Michael thought with another glance at the picture.

As we went on, I noticed again, after an interval, that partial dimming of the light; that somnolent, dreamy saddening of the colors, to be followed by another period of ecstatic brightening.

What's more saddening is the fact that you are all here almost begging and wishing to be heard by a guy who is probably not that much older than any of us, who is a man just like us who in all likely, will never read or consider what to you have to say.

He is saddened to leave, despite never having a place in the world.

But the most recent success has saddened him, he said.

The thought that she would probably never see them again saddened her.

Throughout the world, men and women were saddened by Washington's death.

She was saddened by the number of times the man must have asked this question.

But patients at the hospital were saddened by the news.

He had expected as much, but it still saddened him.

More than he was saddened by the choice April had made.

Still, she was saddened by his threat to turn her away.

Well, I am saddened to say, they will lose me in the process.

The thought saddened the boy more than he would have believed possible.

Both the boy's families are saddened by their leaving, and have many things in common.

He turned away, saddened by the waste of her life.

Now he has to pay for it, which saddens me.

The child he had been was saddened by the sight.

Then she saw the look on his face, and her own expression saddened.

I was saddened at the thought of never again being with him in the high mountains.

I've just got no idea where you're coming from here and it saddens me.

He sighed, saddened at having to give up so soon.

But I'm saddened by this division between the two of them.

We are saddened that this hope was not to be realized.

But I remember nothing of it and that saddens me.

I had expected to be saddened by the view of my empty home.

I, like all Members present, am saddened by this loss of jobs.

"What news could a brother have to so sadden one of his own blood?"