Sentence examples for a tragedy of a from inspiring English sources

"It's a tragedy of a country that's multicultural and multi-religious, but splits happen," he says.

Of course, it is leading to tragedy, a tragedy of a gruesome and agonising kind.

For Francis Falceto, the force behind Éthiopiques, this has been a tragedy of a lesser order.

It was a tragedy of a life the word, for once, seems apt: short, brilliant and, in its destructiveness, unstoppable.

But for such a figure to get anywhere near the Presidency of the world's leading democracy, biggest economy, military hegemon, and sole superpower would be a tragedy of a different order.

It took a tragedy of a similar nature two years ago, when the Kazakh Andrei Kivilev crashed and died during the Paris-Nice race, for helmets to be made compulsory.

It adds up to a tragedy of manners and a case study in psychic conflict.

The accumulation of myriad little things going adrift was destined to result in a tragedy of such a magnitude.

This generation is facing a "tragedy of the commons" on a profound scale.

But he always blamed Wilde for his own imprisonment, and saw it as a crime, or a tragedy, of hubris.

The comedy of errors was really a tragedy of errors, and it lasted a mere three days.