Sentence examples for a bit tragic about from inspiring English sources

Isn't there something a bit tragic about this?

'Ooh, look at me, I can talk about politics.' That's a bit tragic.

That's a bit tragic.

It's a bit tragic, but steamy nonetheless.

"I thought I came off a bit tragic," he says.

I find myself welling up at the London 2012 adverts – it's a bit tragic.

Which sounds a bit tragic in print, but seemed quite entertaining at the time – I must be getting old.

For Napoleon to be leading his army in retreat down the boardwalk of Coney Island is a bit heroic, a bit tragic, a bit funny, a bit absurd, but also glorious.

Vanderpump was built to be at once aspirational, glamorous, matriarchal, intelligent and a little bit tragic.

I've just been a bit prudish about something that is at best sad and at worst tragic.

You'd think you might have heard a bit more about our heedless national pistolero mentality in the wall-to-wall TV coverage of the tragic shootings at Fort Hood this week.