Sentence examples for a big tragic from inspiring English sources

But right now, it's a big, tragic mess.

A big, tragic event ensures everyone takes their places and rattles off memorised lines.

If she's a tad stilted in the big tragic finale, her comic timing is impeccable.

To see the company hopping to the beat, even in the big, "tragic" pieces, was to understand that she was a choreographer rather than (or as well as) an oracle.

His forte was the big tragic ballad.

It's a performance that suggests Leonard, after her sparky Anne Boleyn in Wolf Hall, is now up for the big tragic roles.

The Syrian Peace Talks in Montreux Look Like One Big Tragic Farce.

Younger teens and kids aren't always ready to digest big, tragic news ― especially if the news is about kids, such as school shootings or abuse scandals.

Be it as it may: The split of the Palestinian people and its leaders in the West Bank and Gaza is one of the big tragic realities that the Palestinians brought about all by themselves.

There are four classic endings to a story: purely positive, purely tragic, positive with irony where the character gets what he wants but pays a big price, and tragic with irony where he loses everything but he learns something.

Under Bausch's guidance, she revealed more emotion, unleashing a visible passion that made her famous in some of the biggest tragic roles in ballet.