Sentence examples for because of a tragic from inspiring English sources

The unconscious self is consubstantial with perfection, but because of a tragic fall it is thrown into a foreign domain that is completely alien to its true being.

By the time Perry polishes up his portrait, this aging and exhausted skin merchant resembles an honorable but fatally flawed king who stands to lose his entire realm because of a tragic error in judgment.

Kansas City had been the capital of the segregated Negro ball leagues, and because of a tragic story my father used to tell me, the museum was the No. 1 attraction I wanted to see while in town.

(My mother told me that she spent her childhood concealing from her parents the true story of her birth: that she was a princess and had been forced into her tedious life with them only because of a tragic hospital mix-up).

As a result, tens of thousands of Americans are dying every year and more still will die because of a tragic resurgence in the use of heroin.

And then because of a tragic mix of surging hormones, a vague listing and an address within a reasonable drive, Marshall would knock at her son's door Easter morning, ready to take justice into his own hands.

The first movie is pretty innocent, but it goes downhill from there, because it's more of a tragic story that's built into it".

His delivery shocks because it is more of a tragic miscalculation than a simply bad performance.

According to Schultz, no one asked him to speak out about what's happening at J.C. Penney, but felt like he should say something because it's a "tragic example of irresponsibility" on Ackman's part.

As several people pointed out, it matters because of the tragic case just last year of a man who used chloroform to rape his new wife after she refused to have sex with him.

But he had decided to make the expensive investment because of the tragic shooting spree which had taken place at a Safeway store just a few miles away, shortly after 10am on Saturday.