Sentence examples for Most tragedy from inspiring English sources

Most tragedy in the Shakespearean sense offers some degree of uplift through the transformations or realizations, however belated, of the characters.

As if the drugs weren't enough, the Dolls' place in rock mythology - partly as trailblazers of punk, partly as rock's most tragedy-stricken band - has been secured by the premature deaths of no fewer than four members.

But most tragedies tell decorous lies about the end.

The answers, as with most tragedies, are not tidy or even complete.

We say of most tragedies that enough time will distance us.

Like most tragedies, things happened fast.

Like most tragedies, I did not see it coming.

"Most tragedies are created by guilty people so they can become victims and pay more intensely for their guilt".

(After all, their respective reality shows surpassed most tragedies performed on stage by even the greatest tragediennes).

In any aviation incident we can take solace in the fact that from most tragedies come lessons and safety improvements.

Most tragedies follow a basic outline, and according to Aristotle, have the same basic principles.