sad sack

He looked at me like I was one sad sack.

He'd become such a sad sack that even his wife had left him.

He's a sad sack, and I feel bad about turning him in.

Some of these sad sacks probably even make their crimes up.

What about our national obsession with the sad sack who used to play baseball so very well?

Ann is a librarian and a bit of a sad sack.

"So it has come to this at last, sad sack!"

I thought he was sort of a sad sack in there all by himself while everyone else was at the service.

For their season tickets, the fans wanted spirit but what they saw were sad sacks in shorts.

Or grab now for the Whalers and their sad sack, losing past?

The Colts are the sad sacks of the league.

But the next applicant is a sad sack with good qualifications: he has no relatives or friends.

He paints his lips white and adds a sad sack mien.

A Vassar classmate described her as "kind of a sad sack."

I think the sad sack anchorman who talks about football needs some help to smile a little.

"Well, Ringo is okay but kind of a sad sack, you know?

Nor had he made any arrangements for someone to feed Sad Sack.

She suffered from depression, but she wasn't a sad sack.

No longer super in the city, they become sad sacks in suburbia.

He was being true to his songwriting persona as one of rock's most articulate sad sacks.

The Sad Sack radio program was broadcast in 1946.

However, he evolved into a bumbling sad sack who was very much his own worst enemy.

"I just don't want to hang around this bunch of sad sacks.

His character, Mike Logan, was something of a whining sad sack.

"I don't mean to sound like a sad sack.