Sentences with phrase «bit saddened»

Coinhive ended up increasing awareness about its operations through a recent statement, «We're a bit saddened to see that some of our customers integrate Coinhive into their pages without disclosing to their users what's going on, let alone asking for their permission.»

I'm a bit saddened by that since I'm a big fan of PUBG on Xbox, and also lately of Sea of Thieves, but I also do regularly play PS4 and PC games, and the Arctis Pro Wireless is my weapon of choice now when using either, either for multiplayer or single player games.

According to user huskyr, «Although i applaud the effort of putting this publication online in such a nice, interactive way, i'm a bit saddened to see the license underneath the page leading to a Creative Commons Noncommercial (BY - NC - SA) license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/).

I was a bit saddened when they drastically cut down the number of their shades and most of my favourites went.

I find myself a bit saddened, if not altogether surprised, that the bulk of the fascinating content offered by 23andMe has gone away.

Which is a bit saddening.

Not exact matches

I am deeply saddened by the news because I know Ps Mark can be a lil bit harsh which I see it as radical and dominant but He does it for the sake of godly leadership and the church.

i'm terribly saddened that i'll be at work a bit too far down the road when you roll into los angeles.

I love her, but I am very upset and saddened by this as I can not have an aggressive dog that is going to bite.

But that saddens me not at all, since I always felt this mode was wholly unnecessary and a bit of a wart on the franchise.

Beyond his pseudoscience, I think I was a bit more saddened by his rhetorical «dirty tricks»....

It was truly horrifying and pure propaganda, a nasty bit of venality that I am saddened to hear is already adopted pretty much everywhere...

So to read you are putting the project on hold saddens me a bit.

This saddens me a bit, as I'm not a big fan of using a case.