Sentences with phrase «twinge of sadness»

That's how I've been rolling thus far — you know how I've been converting my favorite recipes to vegan versions, but whenever I see something with condensed milk, I just hop and skip to the next recipe on the list, albeit with a twinge of sadness.

As happy as it makes me, I feel a twinge of sadness knowing that that could've happened with my son, too, if only my partner were able to be there more.

I experience each of these moments with so much joy, but there is a twinge of sadness too.

To this day, I experience a twinge of sadness each morning when I watch my husband pull out of the driveway in the CR - V and I revel in doing my weekend errands where I get to «downsize» to the CR - V.

That said, it would take a fairly hard heart not to feel at least a twinge of sadness, tinged with unease, at the thought that the moon, collapsing in on itself, will never be quite full again.

We head home today and I feel a twinge of sadness just thinking about it (I just found out it's going to be eight degrees next week.

Only time will tell whether the series will achieve classic status, but right now the biggest surprise is the twinge of sadness the final film conjures at its conclusion; the knowledge that there is nothing more to come.

It's hard to watch this insanely happy movie without a twinge of sadness if you know that female star Kay Kendall and director Henry Cornelius both died young, cutting short what seemed sure to be major careers.

Dang, I just got a twinge of sadness.

While I'm sure that was ultimately the right move in terms of success seeing as Real Racing 3 has been constantly updated over those five years and is still a massively popular game even today, there's still a twinge of sadness from those of us who spent our formative mobile gaming years enjoying the first two Real Racing games.

While I'm sure that was ultimately the right move in terms of success seeing as Real Racing 3 has been constantly updated over those five years and is still a massively popular game even today, there's still a twinge of sadness from those of us who spent our formative mobile gaming years enjoying the first two Real Racing games.

Even though I do feel just a twinge of sadness as I put away my summer things (I do love the freshness of summer decor), the process of getting settled in for fall definitely suits my personality the most.

There is that twinge of sadness that it is over mixed with the overwhelming urge to just leave it all up till next year rather than having to go through the work of packing it away mixed with how much I love my house looking more open and airy again.