Sentence examples for apparently tragic from inspiring English sources

But this apparently tragic situation is mitigated by the fact that we do not have to face it alone, we are always accompanied by other people who are just as blind as we are.

In a confrontation in which coincidence and surprise apparently played tragic roles, officials said the victim, Timothy Stansbury Jr., who was walking up the narrow interior stairs ahead of two friends, and one of two officers on the roof simultaneously grabbed the handles of a door atop a four-story building at 385 Lexington Avenue, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, about 1 30 a.m.

Obviously a tragic ending.

Rather than speaking of "failure," for instance, the aliens say, "Shaka, when the walls fell," apparently alluding to some tragic hero.

Yet his own tragic lapse has apparently done the Tory leader very little harm.

It should go without saying, but apparently does not, that the tragic crisis unfolding in the Middle East calls for sober statesmanship rather than political posturing.

It asserted that Mr. Hanania "apparently sought to exploit the tragic situation in the Middle East with the hope of enhancing his own reputation".

Like the hero of some Greek play, Jonathan Franzen — apparently motivated, as so many tragic characters are, by an excessively lofty sense of himself — caused his moment of greatest triumph to disintegrate into public humiliation.

It was apparently easier to address one tragic death than to honestly grapple with the misdeeds that had brought low one of the most important cities of the 20th century.

Apparently the problem was the tragic state of their souls rather than their previous experiences with police.

Given Hollywood's tragic, systemic and apparently addictive history of casting white actors to play characters of Asian origin, this sort of thing is nothing new.