Sentence examples for almost tragedy from inspiring English sources
He can fortunately call his connection to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center last week an "almost tragedy".
An almost identical tragedy unfolds in Schoßgebete.
It raises it to the pitch of almost Shakespearean tragedy".
"It's almost a tragedy," said Frank Pucci, an owner of the restaurant.
"I regard this as a very serious play," she said, "almost a tragedy".
It is an almost unimaginable tragedy, and it must be stopped".
COMMERCIAL enterprise springs from almost every tragedy, and the West Nile virus is no exception.
It is almost a tragedy that we even have to discuss it, let alone think of acting upon it.
"In Western Europe," said Archbishop Giuseppe Pittau, the secretary of the Vatican congregation in charge of seminaries, "it's been almost a tragedy.
Twelve-year-old Fern is a gloriously recognisable stroppy tween, fastidious about dirt, angry with her family's many small failings - until almost unbearable tragedy uproots the lot.
("Him?" a character sneers. "The only book he ever read was the first chapter of 'Iacocca.' ") Yet the overall sense of this book is one of almost classical tragedy.
