Sentence examples for best tragedy from inspiring English sources
In fact, like the very best tragedy, it seems inevitable.
But the best tragedy says, No, don't shun.
The result was his best tragedy, and therefore his best play.
The story of Athaliah forms the subject of one of Jean Racine's best tragedies, Athalie.
His best tragedies, both on dark, Italianate themes, are The Traytor (1631) and The Cardinal (1641).
The protagonists also competed for acting prizes that were independent of the contests for the best tragedies.
As with all the best tragedies (and much of The Wire is a tragedy), the rights of each individual are in direct contradiction with one another.
While Kisfaludy's tragedies were applauded all over the country, Bánk bán (the bán was a high Hungarian dignitary), one of Hungary's best tragedies, by József Katona, was published in 1821 but, for the time being, was overlooked.
With a hubris worthy of the best Greek tragedy, Westerners thought they were nearly invincible, at least as far as infectious disease was concerned.
His best-known tragedy, Von einem Ungeratnen Sohn (1594; "Of a Spoiled Son"), showed a predilection for the scenes of horror and crime that characterized the repertoire of the English actors working in Germany.
Inspired by some of the Bard's best known tragedies, these one-acts are excellently paired given their unconventional styles and poignant performances.
