Sentence examples for because of tragedy from inspiring English sources

He knew these young people were in New York only because of tragedy.

The cast of characters seldom changed, and one of the few times it did, it was only because of tragedy.

These are the editions put out when presenters suddenly leave a programme because of tragedy, sacking or a better offer.

"I think part of the reason the president has made illegal immigration and crackdown such a big deal is because of tragedies like this," Spicer remarked after a reporter asked him about the case.

But it is precisely because of tragedies like the deaths of young Michael Brown in Ferguson and Eric Garner in Staten Island, and because of an unequal educational and employment system, that we need to show up at the polls now more than ever.

The "Signs" ad is cynical not only because of its manipulations of tragedy but because of its troubling, and perhaps even outrageous, subtext: that the local McDonald's has become a kind of secular church.

We know what happens now because this brand of tragedy has become routine.

Paradoxically, it is because a sense of tragedy "crowns his victory".

Conversely, there's the world of Dallas (Matthew McConaughey), the fanatical impresario and dancer, a figure of ridicule but not quite of tragedy because of his self-deluding commitment to his art (or "art") as his very raison d'être.

"I think that represents the feeling that the president and the first lady both have about what happened to her and the tragedy that it represents both in real concrete terms to her family but also symbolically because of the tragedy of gun violence that our country has to deal with all too often," the spokesman, Jay Carney, said.

Will the way they learn the history of their country be distinct because of this tragedy?