Sentence examples for a tragic misconception from inspiring English sources
Before Operation Iron Triangle began, a tragic misconception arose.
King responded with a letter that argued passionately that it was a "tragic misconception" to act as if time would bring inevitable progress.
Such an attitude stems from a tragic misconception of time, from the strangely rational notion that there is something in the very flow of time that will inevitably cure all ills.
We cling to the belief that if only our tribe can only destroy its enemies, then all will be well a tragic misconception if there ever was one, for the stark truth is that we will either learn to live in peace or go extinct as a species.
But my intention is not to criticise their system, but rather to point out the catastrophic effects the current UK government's tragic misconception of education will have and is having.
To me it is one of the tragic misconceptions.
Through films like "After Innocence," we hope people like Mr. Marquis will realize that wrongful conviction is not a "misconception" but a tragic reality.
Ms. Luft added that the biggest misconception about her mother was that she was a tragic figure.
A tragic, tragic accident," he said.
Obviously a tragic ending.
