Sentence examples for be a bit tragic from inspiring English sources
"If I hadn't grown at all as a person in the 37 years since my first album," says Armatrading tersely, "that would be a bit tragic".
It might be a bit tragic if they were still showing up at Warehouse Project three speckled Doves deep, still losing their shit to "Voodoo Ray" as Joy Orbison plays it 25 years later.
It might be a bit tragic if they were still turning up at Warehouse Project three speckled Doves deep, still losing their shit to "Voodoo Ray" as Joy Orbison plays it 25 years later.
It's a bit tragic, but steamy nonetheless.
I find myself welling up at the London 2012 adverts – it's a bit tragic.
'Ooh, look at me, I can talk about politics.' That's a bit tragic.
"It's a bit tragic, in a way," Van Zandt says during a new documentary film examining the making of Darkness, "because he would have been one of the great pop-song writers of all time".
"Hey dude, do you have an "Acorn" reader?" Yeah, Square was the right move, and Acorn as the reader name would have been a bit tragic.
Onscreen, disabled women are mostly represented as tragic, frail, and sexless, and while Theron's amputated Imperator Furiosa is certainly not frail, she still is a bit tragic and sexless.
For Napoleon to be leading his army in retreat down the boardwalk of Coney Island is a bit heroic, a bit tragic, a bit funny, a bit absurd, but also glorious.
