Sentence examples for Though tragic from inspiring English sources

Though tragic, this was hardly a heroic death.

Though tragic in form, the play ends happily.

Though tragic, Lydia Connolly's passing makes perfect sense given that she was born in the 1880's, when national impulse toward marginalizing black people was gathering virulence with every passing day.

Though tragic, Rodriguez's story isn't that unusual for a variety of reasons.

Though tragic, on that day, we showed the world we have strength, we have heart, we have compassion, and we will never forget.

Though tragic, the fact that they shared their struggle with a community that loves them broke open wide a space in which love and grace flourished.

Sept. 11, though very tragic, was nothing compared to having your home bombed day in and day out, or growing up with the daily threat of major social upheaval.

Syria is a highly sophisticated nation whose rich though often tragic history dates back to the dawn of time.

How tragic, though, that despite such rigorous research, so many states and districts have chosen to eliminate funding for full-day kindergarten programs for the coming school year.

There was tragedy mixed in with the triumph, though, with the tragic death of a fan at Rangers Ballpark when he tried to reach over a railing to catch a ball thrown into the stands by the Rangers' Josh Hamilton.

The two best of this kind, though, were the tragic Jackie Wilson and the artist now and then known as Prince.