Sentence examples for anticipated tragedy from inspiring English sources

The family members prepare themselves mentally for the anticipated tragedy.

In a study by Sjölander and colleagues [ 32], findings showed that family members of a person with advanced lung or gastrointestinal cancer strive to prepare themselves mentally for the anticipated tragedy and use several different management strategies to cope with the menacing future.

King's words in 1965 seem to anticipate the tragedy that would befall him personally and the nation in 1968.

It was the third day of a siege that has shaken India, raised tensions with neighboring Pakistan and prompted questions about the failure of the authorities to anticipate the tragedy or to react swiftly enough as it unfolded.

Thus Le Cid anticipated the "pure" tragedy of Racine, in whose work the "classical" concept of tragic intensity at the moment of self-realization found its most mature and perfect expression.

First, the confusing initial reports of a death somewhere, the anxiety of a tragedy anticipated.

First the confusing first reports of a death somewhere, the anxiety of a tragedy anticipated.

Janisse: We just wanted to document things as objectively as possible (while still allowing individual authors their opinions) and as we were working on it, it became a much heavier thing than we anticipated, full of tragedy that was the result of hypocrisy, ignorance and those who took advantage of it.

Who would have anticipated — after the double tragedy that befell this day, and after the doubts that many, many must admit to — that the game itself would win us over from the first night?

On a much grander scale, African AIDS has unfolded on the donor agencies' watch, a tragedy that was anticipated years in advance.

It is a sentiment echoed by many others gathered here, unable to come to terms with a tragedy that no-one had anticipated.