Sentence examples for actually tragic from inspiring English sources
So when they get shot or have their heads cut off"—as they do, in Hurlin's show—"it can be actually tragic".
"It's actually tragic if you think about it: a foreign performance borrowing Chinese land, but Chinese people cannot come because of price or other issues," said Chu Meng, 23, who attended the concert.
It is ironic — no it's actually tragic — that the man who proved himself to be a fantastic storyteller on the campaign trail, who vaulted into office by fashioning his life, his promise into a great story ("Dreams from My Father," anyone?) has been unable to locate an equally engaging narrative for his presidency.
It's actually rather tragic.
Instead of embodying the triumphalism of "society," "Self Portrait at the Age of Sixty-three" is actually a tragic representation of one of its more obvious victims.
Here Mr. Beeson again draws on popular American idioms of the day to lighten the otherwise tough musical fabric of what is actually a tragic love story with a frightening villainess: Mother Rainey, Rose Ora's fanatically twisted mentor.
"A True Story, Repeated Word For Word As I Heard It," published in The Atlantic Monthly in 1874, was actually the tragic life of a former slave, Mary Ann Cord, who worked as a cook at Quarry Farm.
"It is actually quite tragic that this hospital that came into existence with such high expectations now dies because of the culture of incompetence," said Joe R. Hicks, vice president of Community Advocates Inc., a Los Angeles research group.
That makes what happened to him even sadder and actually more tragic.
