Sentence examples for a sequence of tragic from inspiring English sources
There is an extraordinary moment at the end when Kentaro Nishimoto's Young Lucius lets out a sequence of tragic wails even as he cradles a newborn baby in his arms.
Complete with vintage furniture and carpet on the floors and walls, the recreated space is an immersive installation by Iranian artist Mahmoud Bakhshi paying tribute to the fire, he says, as part of a "sequence of tragic events and socio-political traumas that strongly impacted the Iranian psyche".
Partridge was sure that it could, so he "painted her a picture" – a sequence of grizzly, tragic events that would see her get the top job.
This sequence of tragic experiences fixed in Jackson's mind a lifelong hostility toward Great Britain.
There is a sequence of steps.
A random sequence of scenes, trivial or tragic, viatic or static, fantastic or familiar, featuring more or less plausible events patched up with grotesque details, and recasting dead people in new settings".
After twenty-five years of research, the Longs concluded that "a tragic sequence of events" — human error, faulty equipment, miscommunication — "doomed her flight from the beginning," and that Earhart and Noonan were forced to ditch in shark-infested waters close to Howland, where the plane sank or broke up.
It's a tragic sequence of events that we have become inured to hearing over recent months, as the world has watched on in horror at tales of police brutality, killings, and subsequent protests, in the United States.
The second Part begins in G minor, a key which, in Hogwood's phrase, brings a mood of "tragic presentiment" to the long sequence of Passion numbers which follows.
"It's a kind of tragic thing".
