It saddens him, but it's nothing that can't be fixed.
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In fact, the whole influence thing kind of saddens her.
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"I'm crying because this whole situation deeply saddens me," Miller said.
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As a father & a human what has happened truly saddens me.
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"It saddens me tremendously that my wife is hurt," he said.
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This saddens me more than I can put it into words.
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It saddens me that she was hiding her pain from us.
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"It really angers and saddens me at the same time," Martínez said.
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"It saddens me deeply that my three children are frightened," she writes.
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It saddens me that I caused pain to those whom I love most.
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Pozanti's fascination with encryption makes sense to me, but it saddens me, too.
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It saddens me to see what President Donald Trump is doing to America.
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"This issue is shocking and greatly saddens many people," says the second source.
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"This issue is shocking and greatly saddens many people," said the second source.
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What saddens me is what it's doing to the country as a whole.
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It saddens me that this event will probably kill that all for me.
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Buttigieg: I saddens me because when I think about the blessings of marriage.
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" She also says it "saddens" her when people considers that to be "antiwhite.
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" It deeply saddens me to announce the passing of Tom Billington the "Dynamite Kid.
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"There is a divide in the company now, which saddens me most," Mary explained.
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But sometimes it saddens me to sometimes see their work reduced to a screen.
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It saddens me to say that we are increasingly seen as a racist party.
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It saddens me, and I don't want to contribute to a landscape of sadness.
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And it particularly saddens me that Wilson, as a Southerner, will not read Faulkner.
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"It just saddens me that these kids have to go through this," Hostin, 50, said.
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"Frankly, it saddens me that it's necessary," said Cynthia Roseberry, director of Clemency Project 2014.
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It saddens me that a terrible regime damaged an essential part of Otto — his brain.
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It saddens me to recognize that we've been segregated in this way within our industry.
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I don't know how that works long term, which saddens me to a large degree.
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The death of "PBS NewsHour" anchorwoman Gwen Ifill from cancer stuns us and saddens us.
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It saddens her that celebrities she admires might think the worst of her, she said.
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It saddens me that the Trump administration is so miserly in its thinking and actions.
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So it saddens me just a bit to see my son reading on his own.
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"It truly saddens me that even in a city so small, racism exists," she wrote.
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"Though it comforts us, it saddens us that someone could take that away from her."
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The world is becoming more and more "numb" to school shootings which deeply saddens me.
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It deeply saddens me that The Times would promote an elephant camp of this nature.
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It saddens me that we've progressed so little in the 50 years since King's death.
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"It saddens me that in 2017, we have to do something like that," DeValve said.
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What saddens me is that the agency that is supposed to protect you is abandoning you.
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It saddens me a little bit when I see a lot of hunched over people outside.
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"It saddens me, because I am really in love with life — and with people," she observes.
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" Archbishop Lori of Baltimore said, "It saddens me to see Baltimore severely denigrated by President Trump.
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If you see a depiction of the Black experience that you find detrimental it saddens you.
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"There is a divide in the company now, which saddens me most," Mary told Marie Claire.
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"It just saddens me that these kids have to go through this," Hostin said on the show.
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Very hard for me to hear about anyone passing away, but someone so young really saddens me.
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Reyji has seen the film, and it saddens him, say those professing to be close to him.
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It saddens me because I loved growing up and seeing my grandmother get older and more beautiful.
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Damore: It saddens me to leave Google and to see the company silence open and honest discussion.
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"It saddens me a bit but I guess that means we've done a good job," he said.
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" His mother later said, "It kind of saddens me that he would be pointed out like that.
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"It's all very confused but I can't say that saddens us," Hidalgo deputy Emmanuel Gregoire told Reuters.
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She's heading to Chile for one of our cousin's weddings and it saddens me that I can't attend.
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"As a mother, it kind of saddens me that he would be pointed out like that," she said.
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"It saddens me that she won't be able to, you know," Rachel said as she held back tears.
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"This saddens my heart to say but we all know she is no longer suffering," the post read.
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It's a situation that saddens me, then I feel the hurt again and try to numb it out.
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It is the inability to physically feel the sensation of a hug that saddens me to no end.
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"It deeply saddens me because I am an undocumented immigrant, and [Figaro's] comments were very harsh," Velasquez said.
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It saddens me that even still, there are pageant directors who believe you must be skinny to be beautiful.
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It saddens her to see women not supporting other women and having a support system is vital, Streisand said.
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It saddens us that the focus of the game has shifted drastically since the erroneous art asset was found.
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They do not deserve a country whose commander in chief weakens, sickens, saddens and disappoints us at every turn.
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"The death of this dear friend deeply saddens me, my wife and my children," Arnault said in a statement.
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Every possible scenario I can come up with for why Smollett would make up something like this saddens me.
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"It saddens me to watch the city lose yet another home game to London," wrote Twitter user Lawson Lyon.
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It saddens me greatly to think I made any woman feel that way due to my own immaturity and overconfidence.
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The narrator saddens at the thought of Tracey and all her talent joining the already overflowing "ranks of the unwitnessed ".
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I'm so sad for her...This saddens me to no end because it seems to be never-ending for her.
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As much as it saddens me to say it, the evidence is pretty clear that a racialized debate helps Trump.
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More recently it has generated a litany of derogatory slurs and alt-right political rants, which saddens and perplexes him.
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"As an organization, the discovery of this event deeply saddens us," the Eagles said in the open letter to Aliu.
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"It saddens me deeply to sit out this Grand Prix Series, but I know it is for the best," she said.
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" He goes on ... "False allegations take away voice from true victims and that's what saddens me most about all of this.
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But they're all in mourning at the unusually well-attended funeral, which comforts Inspector Sejer as much as it saddens him.
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"It saddens me, but I am not shocked," Howard Friedman of the National Police Accountability Project told the New York Times.
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To know that you can put out love, but there are people out there who will judge love, this saddens me.
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It saddens me that with the release of this decision rolling back net neutrality, you can add the FCC to the list.
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It saddens me to see that, even with women's liberation and Me Too, every part of a woman's body is still scrutinized.
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"It saddens me to see the Bank of England unnecessarily drawn into this project," he said in an article published by Bloomberg.
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And while it saddens me to criticize one of my successors, I have to speak out because the stakes are so high.
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Her passing saddens us not because her life on earth has ended, but because she is no longer here to share ours.
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"It saddens me to have to wake up every day and see these wounds on my body," Johnson read into the microphone.
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" The message I get most frequently saddens me and encourages me in equal measure: "How can you be so open about this?
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"It saddens me that even still, there are pageant directors who believe you must be skinny to be beautiful," she wrote on Facebook.
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But it saddens me to say that just after the show I learned that my dear angel of a horse, Arabella, is dying.
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As a Briton and a European, it especially saddens me that Europe has obviously lost its attractiveness for many of my fellow countrymen.
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But it saddens me that they can get on the Internet and get influenced by this negativity that only comes from one side.
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The killing "saddens me a lot," he said, adding that "we're not in a position to know all the details of the incident."
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If you think Musk is right, it saddens me to report that you too are experiencing symptoms of acute, coronavirus-induced asshole-ism.
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The complete lack of respect when it comes to the work we have done absolutely saddens not only myself, but the team as well.
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"It deeply saddens me that my former friend is battling with his demons and has decided to go this low to hurt me," she said.
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"What saddens me is that over the next eight to nine months people are going to see that they got conned," Apatow told Variety Wednesday.
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In machine learning, researchers use a bunch of sensors to detect what excites you, saddens you, scares you, relaxes you… all fed into an algorithm.
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"It saddens me, but I am not shocked," said Howard Friedman, a civil rights lawyer and the former president of the National Police Accountability Project.
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The digitizer is one of the Yoga Book's marquee features and it saddens me to not see it on the slightly larger and roomier Yoga A12.
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"It saddens us to announce that Daniel passed away on Sunday, October 30, 2016, surrounded by his family," the family wrote on their sons Facebook page.
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But it will be soon, which saddens Gray, his secondary coach, who said he had seen no evidence that Newman's body or mind was betraying him.
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"To think that this is actually a part of the policy of our government right now, it enrages me and it profoundly saddens me," she says.
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"The idea that some of our military isn't going to be with their families over Christmas, it saddens me," the singer said of volunteering with the USO.
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What saddens me most, aside from the loss of a good man, is that front-line humanitarian workers are protected by international law under the Geneva Conventions.
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" Archbishop Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, the president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, said in a statement that the fire was "shocking and saddens us all.
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As someone who has always tried to spread joy through my music and my life, hearing that some people believe I caused them pain saddens me greatly.
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"It saddens me that we've gotten to this point in baseball, where if someone has success, the immediate reaction is, 'He's got to be cheating,'" Karon said.
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In fact, the disability platforms of the candidates haven't exactly been a hot topic much of anywhere, and as a disabled woman, this saddens and angers me.
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"It saddens me to think we may be among the last of the positivists," she said, leaning on scaffolding that was part of an abandoned restoration effort.
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It saddens and worries Papa to see the place he admired from afar, and wanted to be a part of, close itself off to much of the world.
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" "It saddens me that in the 21st century, with all our knowledge and power, we are hearing more and more stories of possible extinctions due to people's choice.
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But it saddens me to think that Hannah feels dirty, and like she has less to "give" Underwood, because she decided to have sex with a previous boyfriend.
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"It saddens me deeply to sit out this Grand Prix Series, but I know it is for the best," Gold said in a statement released to media outlets.
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Imel wrote that it "saddens" her to learn that some families were made uncomfortable by the tombstone, and that school-sponsored events are "not the place" for politics.
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" "It saddens us that Rumer feels the way she does about the image and hope she understands that there was never any intention with it to alter her appearance.
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It saddens me for real victims of crime, for minorities who have endured violence in the name of hate and for whatever issues he may personally be struggling with.
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The untruthfulness being reported saddens Ms. Dash and her family — no further comments will be made and we ask that Ms. Dash and her family's privacy will be respected.
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" Murray refuted her claims, saying in a statement to Us Weekly, "It saddens me and is very unfortunate that Andi has chosen to characterize me in such a negative way.
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"The union's irresponsibility both saddens and angers us, because we know the impact that any cancelations will have on our associates and their families," Terranea President Terri A. Haack said.
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"This news is deeply disturbing to all of us and saddens us," Evins said in a letter to the school community, which was provided by St. Paul's School for Girls.
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"It saddens me to say that I lost my wife of 32 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of five .... in the Las Vegas shooting," he wrote.
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"Despite knowing that bitcoin could fail all along, the now inescapable conclusion that it has failed still saddens me greatly," Hearn said in his post on blog-publishing platform Medium.
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"While it saddens me to leave the board at such a time, I believe that the nature of this proxy contest has become a distraction to the company," said Bingham.
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"It saddens me and breaks our hearts the injuries among the protesters, our sons, and the security forces and the destruction and looting of public and private properties," he wrote.
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It saddens and sickens me that the police choose to see us as an adversary, rather than as a solution to the problem that we all want to be solved.
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"It saddens me to leave Google and to see the company silence open and honest discussion," Damore wrote in his op-ed Friday, delivering a warning to his former employer.
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"It saddens (us) to see that among all possible portraits of (Gianni's) life and story, the producers chose to present the false and distorted version created by Maureen Orth," it added.
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It saddens Mr. Webster that nine years later, after Mr. Rick's music career has been stagnant, Mr. Rick has taken the opportunistic approach of mischaracterizing that relationship and posting untrue allegations.
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"You care enough about this that you want to do away with a friendship that I believe is stronger and more powerful than this incident, and that saddens me," Dorit said.
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"They're trying to shut down Planned Parenthoods and make abortion illegal, and that really frightens and saddens me, because it's such an amazing thing that is provided to women," Belastri said.
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When I think about the Miami Open having to leave a city I love because it isn't able to make improvements that would benefit the players and fans, it saddens me.
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" They added: "It saddens us that Rumer feels the way she does about the image and hope she understands that there was never any intention with it to alter her appearance.
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What saddens me the most is that Shangela changed into her final lip sync outfit and it was a gold shimmery pom-pom which you know held about 17 million reveals.
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I love the Park Service and the services we provide to the American people, and it saddens me to think that I might lose the possibility to continue working for them.
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"It saddens me that a public attack such as this is what has brought major attention to our capital city on Father's Day," Mayor Eric Jackson said in a statement. Gov.
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They will remind you that they have worked hard for years, without pay, to make this statue a reality, that the controversy saddens them because weren't they doing a good thing?
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FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn closes her remarks on the #NetNeutrality vote: "What saddens me the most today is that the agency that is supposed to protect you is actually abandoning you." pic.twitter.
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"It angers and saddens me that President Trump has taken the advice of war hawks and escalated our illegal regime change war to overthrow the Syrian government," she said in a statement.
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But it saddens me that the central figure arousing the white fury that has engulfed America would discourage the vigorous response of black people who don't cotton to his centrist reform values.
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"It saddens me profoundly that a space destined for conservation has been transformed for the Olympic Games," said prosecutor Marcus Leal, coordinator of a group trying to annul the course's environmental license.
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Although this saddens me, I hope my colleagues will work with me in a bipartisan fashion to reauthorize such an important law for so many women and children in America very soon.
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Annelise's death particularly saddens Philip, but in Martha's case, it really hurts (as with a later, ickier plot line in which Philip is meant to seduce Kimmie, a 15-year-old girl).
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Rob Bishop (Utah); The video "saddens me and again lowers the political rhetoric of this election year" but "Unless he resigns, I must support the Republican nominee as my only option" Gov.
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But what saddens me is that it's like the music industry would not have picked Jay Z. When I first heard "Ain't No Nigga," [I put it on the Nutty Professor soundtrack].
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Try not to have a nervous cat at a party: It saddens the drunk people who want to engage with a loving or normal cat, and it also ruins the cat. 1013.
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Which is what saddens me most about Bowie's death: The fact that being weird and cool and sexy and original seems to be as unviable as it was when he first started out.
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"It saddens me to say that I lost my wife of 21998 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of five this evening in the Las Vegas shooting," Tony Burditus wrote.
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"It saddens me to say that I lost my wife of 32 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of five this evening in the Las Vegas shooting," Tony Burditus wrote.
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To the Editor: It saddens me to think of all the highly deserving and ambitious would-be immigrants who would be barred from entering the United States under President Trump's newly announced guidelines.
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"It just saddens and breaks my heart that I'm not going to be able to see her get married, and have kids, and live a beautiful life," Crabbe's aunt, Kim, told the station.
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As writer Janaya Khan explains at the Root: And it saddens me to say that this moment serves to remind black youths that the world cares less about them than it does other children.
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"This case of Zika virus disease in a pregnancy saddens and concerns us as it highlights the potential for additional cases and associated adverse pregnancy outcomes," CDC spokeswoman Erin Sykes said in a statement.
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"It saddens me to say that I lost my wife of 210 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of 5 this evening in the Las Vegas Shooting," he wrote on Facebook.
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"It saddens me because when I think about the blessings of marriage, first of all it's one of the most conservative things about my life, very conventional," the Indiana Democrat said on the topic.
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"It saddens us to say that this is not the first time an act of hate has happened on Duke's campus," Mi Gente, the school's Latinx organization wrote in a statement at the time.
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"It always saddens me to see brands 'greenwashing' and utilizing sustainability not as a necessary important movement but a bandwagon they can jump on and profit from without actually impacting positive change," Sarah added.
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Experiencing live music is central to living in Manchester; it saddens me that this act of terror may have robbed thousands of those who survived this attack of the desire ever to go again.
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So it saddens me to say that I could not help but notice that the alt-right trolls and the Dada-Surreal heroes share many of the clever cognitive-dissonant techniques in their messaging.
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"It saddens me that the choices we made in the privacy of our home would lead people to feel so betrayed that it's elevated to threats on our lives," Mr. Englehart said at the time.
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That saddens me in ways that it would regardless of what's happening in this seething country and this fractious world, but current events intensify my appreciation for customs now lost, for touchstones that have crumbled.
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"It saddens me that someone would attempt to taint me as Mayor of a city that is dealing with a major public health crisis, which has affected every man, woman and child in Flint," she said.
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"It saddens me when I think about how much vocabularies are shrinking — I know mine is, and there's only so much I can blame on lactation," writes Fisher about what inspired her to create the series.
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While it saddens me that reporters in Turkey may elect to shield their identities in the same way those working in active war zones do, I see that in the current climate it could be necessary.
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Lavrov said Ukrainian warships had ignored maritime law on Sunday when they tried to enter the Kerch Strait, aiming to create a scandal for domestic political purposes and U.S. encouragement for such acts "saddens me greatly".
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"It saddens me that so many people feel forced to live their life being someone they're not, and I long for a day where we are all more accepting," Niemi writes in an email to me.
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What saddens me is that the agency that is supposed to protect you is abandoning you, but what I am pleased to be able to say is the fight to save net neutrality does not end today.
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"I think that the fact that there have been discussions about gun safety issues and an issue has been put forth regarding gun safety and yet they haven't been followed up on and enforced, it saddens me."
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"The thing that saddens me about this year in particular is about the Women in Hollywood event," Ms. Slowey said, referring to Elle's 24th annual event celebrating women in the entertainment industry, which was held on Oct.
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Yet it saddens and scares me to think that the church, especially given its role in the black community as a place for moral correction and existential validation, may no longer be able to serve that purpose.
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And if you're wondering what that track is at the end, the one that gets Khaled dancing like a madman, that's Ricardo Drue's "Vagabond," a track that saddens me because I should have been blasting it all summer.
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Thinking of the wolves in the pits saddens Annabelle, but her grandfather, "a serious man who always told me the truth, which I didn't always want," points out that she didn't mourn the snake he killed last spring.
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A chance visit to "the sad side of a small town" leads Reacher on a quest to track down a criminal enterprise preying on wounded veterans, a scam that saddens our hero and makes him very, very angry.
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She pretends to be much healthier than she is—she gives "a tremendous performance of being alive," in Garner's savage phrase—and is committed to a kind of social fraudulence that saddens and then gradually enrages her host.
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"What saddens me most about this is that Palestine in the past was an ultimate rights cause for us as Syrians and Arabs ... Palestine has retreated from our priorities," said a lecturer at Damascus university, who asked not to be named.
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It saddens us that the people who hold us in fear and keep us silenced are people we work with, people who many of us have aspired to work under, and people who some of us have known as friends.
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"As an African-American who has spent my entire life in this city I love, it saddens me that young black and brown children will be denied the chance to benefit from what this museum will offer," says Ms Hobson.
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What saddens and disgusts me about the decision not to take some formal disciplinary action against Hillary Clinton for her blatant disregard for the rules that are meant to protect our country and its citizens is the duplicity of it all.
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It saddens me to see, towards the end of Little Richard's life, that he succumbed to the abuse justified by Christian dogma, at the hands of his father, and a society that will use black genius but not preserve it.
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"I'm happy my client is finally at peace and it saddens me that modern medicine and a loving, supportive family, despite all the efforts extended, weren't able to help her overcome her illness," Edward G. D'Alessandro Jr. said of his court-appointed client.
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"What saddens me is that despite the safety, dignity, empowerment of women being promoted by the party and has been your call to action the same is not reflected in the action of some of the members of the party," she wrote.
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The damage to the island saddens all of us with friends and loved ones who live there, and it is important that we do what we can to alleviate their suffering and help their economy return to normalcy as soon as possible.
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"It saddens me deeply to know that over 1 billion animals in Australia died a painful death, no way out, not their fault," commented the Mercedes driver, who will start his bid for a record-equalling seventh title in Melbourne in March.
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"I am proud to be an Oaxacan indigenous woman, and it saddens me that there are people who do not know the correct meaning of words," Aparicio, who became the first indigenous woman to be nominated for a best actress Oscar, said in a statement.
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" She added, "All these women out here on Xanax, drinking Chardonnay, it saddens me how a lot of women are out here numbing themselves just to survive in a way that they've been told they need to be to have happy lives … but are miserable.
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"What saddens me the most today is that the agency that is supposed to protect you is actually abandoning you, but what I am pleased to be able to say today is that the fight to save net neutrality does not end today," Clyburn said.
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"What saddens me is, if you watch that documentary—which I did, and several of us here did—and you watch that episode, honestly, it looks like the episode was used by Michael Jackson for something other than what we'd intended it," Jean said.
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"It saddens me that I can't go in as a gay teacher, or be a role model, saying you can be gay and you can be Christian and this is the way we move forward," he said of the current rules regarding gay teachers in religious schools.
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Most of my colleagues and I have worked for a number of airlines – both U.S.-based and international – and it saddens all of us to hear that we are "stealing American jobs" when we are in fact Americans, based in either New York or Fort Lauderdale.
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The TV host James Corden spoke of Manchester last night as a place that "you will definitely have heard of," and it saddens me that, as much as I believe that is true, millions more will now know it as the latest city to be targeted by cowardly terrorists.
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Unfortunately, Bitcoin's promise seems to have run its course in the time since then; in January, longtime Bitcoin developer and advocate Mike Hearn published a blog stating that, "despite knowing that Bitcoin could fail all along, the now inescapable conclusion that it has failed still saddens me greatly," as Forbes reported.
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What is truly intolerable, what enrages and saddens me — as the fires rage in the forests and the rain falls when and where it should not and the rivers are choked with mudslides and the fish disappear from the ocean and the Antarctic breaks up — is what is transpiring simultaneously in the remote United States.
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As the two came into a clinch, I appreciated the referee encouraging them to fight out of it—whenever I return to boxing after so long covering MMA and studying the fights of old timers like Henry Armstrong and Archie Moore, it saddens me when referees call a break at the first sign of the fighters' heads touching.
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It also saddens me, that for all the wonder of science, all the incredible things that technology has done for the world, all those dreams that were realized before me, and the ones I grew up thinking that may one day exist in my time, the bulk of the tech industry these days is dedicated to helping you get your work emails easier.
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"It saddens us that the very labor movement we have fought for and supported for over a century seems to have lost sight of its core mission and has moved away from us and our membership in the interest of headline-grabbing political expediency," wrote the leaders of the operating engineers, plumbers, elevator constructors, roofers, laborers, plasterers, and heat and frost insulators.
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Cynthia Erivo, a British actress of Nigerian descent who won this year's Tony Award for best actress in a musical for her performance in "The Color Purple," posted a series of comments on Twitter, saying "It saddens me that after such a wonderful multicultural season on Broadway a piece set in AFRICA has not one POC," meaning a person of color.
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