Sentence examples for a larger tragedy from inspiring English sources

This case is perhaps representative of a larger tragedy.

"It's a 9/12 story and it's a story about how this small community reacted to a larger tragedy and a story of kindness and generosity".

Now, even as the teddy bears, flowers and heartfelt notes pile up at the scene, Memphis is coming to grips with what some say is a larger tragedy.

What can surely be predicted is that in today's election Mexico will undergo either a larger tragedy or a smaller tragedy.

The authors speculate that the pattern may reflect more cautious driving or more reluctance to report minor accidents in the midst of a larger tragedy.

Happily, we did finally get to see Prince; but our luck was coiled inside a larger tragedy.

Yet – because Forster's concern is the forging of a relationship between a British schoolteacher and a Muslim doctor, reflecting the larger tragedy of imperialism – A Passage to India stands as a strangely timeless achievement, one of the great novels of the 20th century.

Though the sentences officially close the book on one of the more egregious incidents of the Iraq War, it's ultimately a footnote to the larger tragedy of an invasion that became one of the greatest foreign policy errors in modern US history.

Standing on its front lawn, a member of the Lebensspuren board stresses how important it is to document what happened, but always with a nod to the larger tragedy of Hitler's regime.

"He felt the larger tragedy for a potential client would be if he got their hopes up and then lost the case," Mr. Cooney said.

It is a small loss, compared with the larger tragedy, but it has left Mr. Daum feeling sad and a little off kilter.