Sentence examples for a tragic creature from inspiring English sources
Her swan princess is a tragic creature, aware long before the na?
I am,' he declared, as grandiosely as King Lear, 'a tragic creature.' Having been eased into a chair, he shrewdly appraised his surroundings: a bar in the West End theatre where he was rehearsing Pirandello's ABSOLUTELY! (perhaps).
The two are old flames, and pretty soon they are doing a bit of rekindling - huddling together over dinner and indulging in the sort of conversational gambits used only by the inhabitants of mid-market novels, designed to illustrate subtly what glamorous, tragic creatures they are.
The young Deneuve is mesmerizing as the demented Carole, a tragic but terrifying creature well past the point of no return.
The young Deneuve, only a year after premiering as the picture of innocence in "The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg," is mesmerizing as the demented Carole, a tragic but terrifying creature well past the point of no return.
Daniel Bell, a liberal sociologist, described him as that rarest of creatures: an economist with a tragic sense of life.Schumpeter is best remembered today for "Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy", published in 1942.
In it, Wills is cast as a tragic sporting genius, and the dingo is used to symbolise his identity as an "ambiguous creature" caught between indigenous and non-indigenous Australia.
A tragic, tragic accident," he said.
Obviously a tragic ending.
A tragic impasse results.
