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I am disheartened to inform vs I am saddened to inform you

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They convey a similar meaning of feeling unhappy or disappointed while delivering information. The choice between them depends on personal preference or the level of formality desired.

Last updated: April 09, 2024 • 454 views

I am disheartened to inform

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a feeling of discouragement or disappointment while delivering information.

This phrase is suitable for formal or serious situations where the speaker wants to convey a sense of deep disappointment or discouragement while sharing information.
  • I am disheartened to inform
  • At the same time, I am disheartened to see how wide the opposition to this is.
  • I am disheartened because I have not been able to repay you in any way.
  • I do not mean to appear I am disheartened. Gravely so.
  • I am disheartened, and find myself grasping to reach my creative Aladdin these past months.
  • John Updike, Walter Cronkite, Michael Jackson, and now Senator Kennedy. I am disheartened, and find myself grasping to reach my creative Aladdin these past months.
  • So I was deeply disheartened to hear of this proposal for an observatory.
  • No one is more shocked and disheartened to learn of Mr. Ambruso's infidelity than Cyrus Beene.
  • That morning, I turned on the television set and was disheartened to see that a large crowd had already gathered in Times Square.
  • Don't be disheartened, for I am at your side.
  • You wouldn't think a three-year-old could even be depressed, but there I was, too disheartened to even move.
  • Part of my mandate is implementing a whole new direction for this ward, a new customer-centric service model with data-driven metrics to assess progress, so I was a bit disheartened to arrive and see such fundamental chaos.
  • Would you not be sad, cast down, discouraged and disheartened to see the violence and murder and corruption go on?
  • Defeat at the castle seems to have utterly disheartened King Arthur.
  • I have to admit I was quite disheartened.
  • Judge Forer quits, and Ms. Dewey in completely disheartened.
  • Disheartened over the controversy, Chambers left Columbia in 1925.
  • Attacks from numerous medical experts, especially articles in The Lancet, disheartened Bodington and he turned to plans for housing the insane.
  • This staggering defeat disheartened the Gothic force, which immediately abandoned the siege of Ancona and withdrew.
  • Despite her cheeky personality, inside she is a bit disheartened about having no esper potential.
  • A lot of us came back disheartened.

Alternatives:

  • I am saddened to inform
  • I regret to inform
  • I am sorry to inform
  • I am disappointed to inform
  • I am disheartened to say

I am saddened to inform you

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a feeling of sadness while delivering information.

This phrase is suitable for conveying a sense of sorrow or regret when sharing news or information with someone.
  • I am saddened to inform you
  • Your Honor, I am saddened to announce that just moments ago, a Deputy Sheriff was shot and killed.
  • I am saddened to report the King's health has not improved.
  • But I am saddened to see what it has become... a cheap carnival that celebrates greedy and trivial humans.
  • Due to recent fluctuations in my judgment, and the once in a lifetime mistake of trusting another human being, I am saddened to announce massive layoffs.
  • Mr President, I am saddened to be addressing the House yet again concerning a distinct lack of democracy and human rights in a third country, namely Indonesia.
  • I am saddened to see that the Members of the Court of Auditors do not apparently respect this kind of agreement.
  • I am saddened to say that there are reports of prisoners being removed from within the EU to outside countries, for evidence to be extracted by the use of torture.
  • I am saddened to see so many families fall into the abyss!
  • I am saddened to say that I sent the following email (slightly edited below) to the generous, wonderful supporters who contributed to my Hook to Heal fundraising campaign
  • BUT I AM SADDENED TO SEE WHAT IT HAS BECOME -
  • I am saddened to see you a prisoner.
  • I am saddened to see you a prisoner.
  • Although I will be pleased if our findings and recommendations are at least partially realised, I am saddened to note that a fire-fighting approach is being taken to tackle these difficulties.
  • I am deeply saddened to hear about your misfortune.
  • "I am deeply saddened to learn of the murder," Obama said.
  • I am deeply saddened to have to tell you that early this morning your classmate Laura Palmer was found dead.
  • Former band mate Carl Palmer said: I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing of my good friend and brother-in-music, Keith Emerson.
  • I am saddened and disgusted as to what happened down there, but we are not to blame.
  • And I am deeply saddened for him to be losing it.
  • Ladies and gentlemen, I am saddened and dismayed to have to inform you today that, last weekend, more than 300 people were drowned when a number of refugee boats went down in the Mediterranean off the coast of Libya.

Alternatives:

  • I am disheartened to inform
  • I regret to inform
  • I am sorry to inform
  • I am disappointed to inform
  • I am saddened to say

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