Sentence examples for both tragedy and from inspiring English sources

Both tragedy and triumph must be accommodated.

IT IS both tragedy and farce.

The earthquake was, then, both tragedy and opportunity.

The play ends with both tragedy and the hope of redemption.

In both tragedy and comedy, Garrick developed a more convincing style of acting that became widely influential.

Like all disasters, the Japanese earthquake and tsunami brings forth its toll of both tragedy and heroism.

Perlman, who photographed himself on an L.A. rooftop at night along with the glowing sculpture of a rocket, imagines life during wartime as both tragedy and farce.

The source of both tragedy and humor here is the wide gap between the dreams that draw these men onward and the trail of disaster they leave behind.