Sentence examples for a tragic disability from inspiring English sources

He was intrigued that while some of his correspondents saw autism as a tragic disability severely compromising their children's future, others saw particular strengths and unique skills in their unusual sons and daughters.

Simultaneously, Paralympians were heralded as escaping the term 'disabled' while being weighed down by the caricatures that go with it; the caricature that paints disability as a tragic trial that only the bravest can endure.

Their deaths were only the latest example of a tragic reality: When disaster strikes, people with disabilities are disproportionately affected.

The family's barrister William Featherby QC told the court it was "a tragic case" and her "catastrophic" mental and physically disabilities had made her the "agonisingly demanding focal point" for her parents.

Often times disability is seen as an individual experience, and usually a tragic one.

In her opening address, Ms. Wivina Belmonte said it was a tragic irony that children who are so often teased and bullied because of their disability, are too often invisible when it comes to policies, services and compassion.

A tragic, tragic accident," he said.

What a tragic paradox!

Obviously a tragic ending.

A tragic impasse results.

What a tragic story.