Sentence examples for a deeply tragic from inspiring English sources

I hope it is possible to gain something positive out of a deeply tragic event".

It's an eerie conversation to have with a stranger, both of us imagining a deeply tragic future that seems highly plausible.

This is an agonized position, and if there's no escape upward — or no God to take on flesh and come among us, as the Christmas story has it — a deeply tragic one.

Whatever way you live it, it's always the struggle for the crown, which is why people make comparisons to Shakespeare in these things, why Gordon Brown's fall is a deeply tragic story".

Susie Freeman, founder of Susie Freeman Travel, which provides packages to Mauritius and other Indian Ocean destinations, told the Guardian: "I always emphasise what a safe destination this is, and hope that this is a deeply tragic and one-off incident".

A load of people are tweeting that praying, lighting candles or simply saying something supportive is meaningless "virtue signalling" – that the outpouring of grief over a deeply tragic and clearly grief-worthy event is nothing more than self-serving nonsense.

In places like Ireland, India, South Africa, and the Caribbean, many of the gravest problems that these countries and regions have faced are rooted in a violent and often deeply tragic imperial history.

And there's something deeply tragic about a love that cannot sustain such disability.

Actually, it's more of a cartoon except for the deeply tragic element.

He also realizes that he is free in a way his father never was, a revelation that strikes him as "both deeply tragic and extremely hopeful".

Both darkly comic and deeply tragic, Guy's biography is a portrait of a saint with plenty of shadows.