Definition, Betydelse & Anagram | Engelska ordet SADDER

Definition av SADDER

1. böjningsform av sad

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• delving deeper than ever; grown sadder and wiser, the Athens subversives reveal a darker vision that shimmers with new, complex beauty.
• The album made a departure from the two previous albums Moseley Shoals and Marchin' Already, and is slower and sadder.
• Nolan is unrepentant at first, but over the years, he becomes sadder and wiser and desperate for news.
• Six reels that seem like one; six reels that are funnier than the work of any other human being; six reels that are sadder and simpler than anything in pictures; six reels that will atone for anything the movies have ever done.
• The opening line of the song was spoofed in the 1997 film Con Air when Cyrus "the Virus" Grissom sings, "Oh, nothing makes me sadder than the agent lost his bladder in the airplane!" It was also spoofed as the title of a book by Charles Osgood: Nothing Could Be Finer Than a Crisis That Is Minor in the Morning.
• " Virginia Rohan of The Seattle Times thought the "death of troubled Shannon, just as she was becoming more likable and had found love with Sayid, was sadder than the first-season death of her stepbrother, Boone.
• Just as he has the screwy rabbit cornered, Bugs Bunny entices him into a craps game, and little Sambo winds up a sadder and wiser hunter.
• " Newsweeks Jack Kroll wrote, "there's nothing sadder than a movie that tries to be adorable and isn't.
• It takes place somewhere grimier and sadder than Harry’s glittering wizard world, and the kids are meaner.
• Robert Koehler from Variety wrote "It's hard to imagine sadder or more infuriating social conditions than those exposed in tyro documaker Edet Belzberg's astonishing "Children Underground.
• Thinking of how a remarkable intuition can fade into oblivion brings to mind sadder cases, such as Ignaz Semmelweis: the forerunner of antisepsis, he was rejected and forgotten by the scientific community of his time, only to gain his well-deserved place among the great names of medicine after his death.
• Andy Bollen of the Sunday Mail deemed it a shame Wellard had been killed off, calling him "the most convincing actor on the soap", while The Mirror Maeve Quigley called Wellard's death sadder than that of human character Jase Dyer (Stephen Lord) shortly afterwards.
• Frahm ensures that the piano's chords reflect the mood of the current scene, using minor keys for sadder scenes and slightly jazzier tones for happier ones.
• In 2010, Hallman spoke with famed literary critic Parul Sehgal for Publishers Weekly about his nonfiction travelogue which explores modern-day utopians, which was described as "funnier, wiser, sadder, and, surprisingly, more hopeful than Thomas More’s misunderstood classic," by writer Jeff Sharlet.

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