Sentence examples for be tragic about from inspiring English sources
Neofitos had much to be tragic about.
Yet what's tragic about Russia's rhetoric regarding language preservation is that it doesn't extend to the others in danger of extinction on its territory.
MR. BLAIR -- On your last point, I think this is one of the things that is tragic about this situation, that Saddam plays these games, and we carry on allowing him to play them.
What is tragic about Lay's self-destruction and the Enron collapse — apart from the number of lives ruined by it — is that Lay built the business, retired, and returned in a effort to save it, not to feather his own nest.
At any rate, I think this widespread Tiger hatred is a repudiation of all that is tragic about us.
In the old family photographs, everyone was beautiful, everyone was about to be tragic, and everyone was home.
It's another thing that's tragic and lovely about Wilde, for me.
Poe's life was tragic, but he was about as unworldly as a bale of cotton.
What that says about society is tragic.
It is tragic that we are now about to throw that away.
"Can you imagine?" Both groups are tragic, but I was wondering about the surviving children, or, even worse, the replacements, raised in an atmosphere of preventive sobriety.
