Word: sadly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sad commentary on the political campaigns of this country when a candidate for the Presidency is almost forced to allow biographies of this type to be published and circulated. The jacket of this book says that Governor Roosevelt himself road the proofs. If he actually did his tongue must have amused caused callouses in his check. It is frankly a campaign biography the second to appear purporting to give all the facts on the life of the Squire of Hyde Park, but in good romantic fashion...
There can be little doubt that there is a sad lack of coordination in the practical applications of the sciences of law and medicine. One has only to examine the administration of local and state health departments. The shyster settlements of insurance claims, and the frequent examples of the inexpert application of medicine to criminal cases bear witness to the urgent need for men competent to act with knowledge and experience in both departments...
...Pittsburgh Press news item: "Sad, sad news. The March of Time quits marching next month. To the everlasting credit of the sponsor, it should be noted here that the March of Time was perhaps the finest dramatic presentation ever...
...sad fact remains, however, that Yale lacks a half million dollars of meeting expenses, and that a ten per cent budget cut will have to be imposed upon all departments of the university. Classes given every year will for a time be offered only in alternate years; small class sections will be combined to form larger ones: and the lower instructing staff will be slightly decreased. Thus, though the permanent faculty may escape, the burden will fall upon a few young instructors and upon the student body, which will be offered a less ambitious program of instruction...
...shambling English sheep dog named Snowman, his sad eyes and wide shoulders muffled in a cloud of smoky coat, who had been brought from Toronto by F. T. James...