Sentence examples for a unique tragedy from inspiring English sources

Leigh Alexander, editor-at-large of gaming industry site Gamasutra, drily describes what's happening to Threes as "a unique tragedy".

"I'm not trying to condemn the police or say that Sean Bell was a saint, but I think that what happened there was a unique tragedy," he said.

"We have no problem with a day of commemoration for communist crimes, and indeed, something should be done, but the Holocaust was a unique tragedy in history," he said.

There's a unique tragedy about somebody repressing who they are because of what other people think; it's the very opposite of pride.

"Some people claim that precisely because the Museum is about a unique tragedy we must not use it to denounce other injustices.

Before getting to all that, however, it's important to say that Falls has built a sturdy version of a unique tragedy.

The loss of any one life is a specific and unique tragedy beyond comprehension.

"It is a unique, unfolding tragedy of huge proportions," said Maj. Gen. Javed Ramday, commander of the 19th division in Upper Swat, who was leading a flood-relief effort.

It's one of the Tavianis' best films, a unique romantic tragedy, and practically nobody in the United States has seen it.

In spite of such severe restrictions, the great 17th-century French dramatists Pierre Corneille and Jean Racine, confining the crises of their characters' lives to a single setting and a brief span of hours, produced a unique form of tragedy that derives its austere power from its singleness of concentration.

I think it played a unique role in the tragedy".