Sentence examples for communicate tragedy from inspiring English sources

Dance becomes the means through which physical motion and facial dexterity communicate tragedy, exhilaration, humor, longing and breathtaking victory in rapid succession.

Several of those stories managed to communicate the tragedy of the situation: three young women, two of whom have young children, are facing years in jail for staging a peaceful protest.

He clear-headedly communicates the tragedy of two people who both passionately want the same thing but who have such contrasting styles of being his father methodical, logical, realistic; his mother wilful, romantic, fearless that their dream is destined to fail.

Somehow one tragedy helps communicate the depth of the other.

The fortifications surrounding the garden were situated on a high mountain whence he could view the kingdoms of the world, recognise their temptations and their tragedies, and communicate to his readers both the airiness and the insights that his situation afforded.

Besides communicating grief and tragedy as a universal experience, music has another way of responding to grief: it celebrates life.

Film versions, whether by Franco Zeffirelli or Baz Luhrmann, play fast and loose with the text, yet communicate the story's essential tragedy.

WHEN tragedy strikes, people want to communicate -- immediately and copiously.

Emotionally estranged since the death of Gabriel's mother, there is a quiet tragedy to their inability to communicate.

It's as if Khan doesn't trust Shakespeare's tragedy of marital jealousy to communicate to a modern audience.

President Obama signed a condolence book at the Japanese Embassy in Washington on Thursday "to communicate how heartbroken the American people are over the tragedy," he said.