Sentence examples for amount of tragedy from inspiring English sources

"Having sustained the kind of Faulknerian amount of tragedy, it's about what I do with it," he said.

With the amount of tragedy in Season 3, it's hard to imagine what Fellowes could have in store for viewers in the coming season.

(Alternate: Are you not entertained?) And while "Les Miserables" is pleasing and ends with a rousing finale, it's also jet-black depressing with a high amount of tragedy.

Conversely, Mania Entertainment's Danielle Van Gorder considered the art "still much less refined than her later work in Angel Sanctuary," and commented on the amount of tragedy in the series.

Sadly, in the world we live in currently, you only have to turn on the news or open a newspaper to see the amount of tragedy taking place the world over.

There was, as Sanchez notes, no real consideration for the "copious amounts of tragedy and trauma" from past events that still hurt the Navajo.

He explains that "despite a widespread belief to the contrary, objective studies indicate that even though the amount of human tragedy would be greatly increased in the postwar world, the increase would not preclude normal and happy lives for the majority of survivors and their descendants".

Since no amount of gun-related tragedy seems sufficient to get state lawmakers to dial back on their firearms-friendly laws, we need to find a different approach, or face a future in which citizens of some states are required to carry a weapon with them at all times except when bathing.

The Campbell family and friends have already endured immeasurable amounts of heartache and tragedy this week, and deserve a peaceful funeral with time to grieve privately.

From roars of laughter to when the heart's strings are pulled resulting in a wee of tears, to say Siachen is a powerhouse of emotions, with the right amount of wit and elements of tragedy, would not in the least bit be wrong.

No one can know what really goes on in a marriage other than those involved, and the amount of intrusion – to say nothing of tragedy – endured by Frieda Hughes and her late father surely merits them some understanding and tact.