Sentence examples for a tragic scale from inspiring English sources
The corps of swan maidens is lovely but never on a tragic scale.
Consider an example on a more tragic scale: the AIDS epidemic in Africa has not been economically devastating because of the high cost of treatment.
Halberstam had invented a new genre, the Washington book (now published annually by the dozen), in this case on a tragic historical scale, and with a purpose: to take the reader into the lives of the men around Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, to show why their biographies and talents not only failed to prevent the mistakes of Vietnam but made them almost inevitable.
"I now see a tragic scene.
It's also a tragic modern reality on a scale that is incomprehensible.
This is not a tragic fall on a grand scale, but a story of how a moment of folly can divide and destroy both a fragile family and an even more fragile nation.
While it would have been a tragic incident, it would be nowhere near the scale of 9/11 or the Mumbai attacks.
A tragic, tragic accident," he said.
Obviously a tragic ending.
A tragic impasse results.
