Sentence examples for countless tragedies from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to mourn the decline of brothels, which have been the source of countless tragedies over many centuries.

Scandal's approach to #BlackLivesMatter and the countless tragedies that have led to such movements is an aspirational one at best.

She has even been blamed for inventing the pride in public grief that first appeared after the death of Princess Diana and has been displayed at countless tragedies ever since.

America's long drug war has produced countless tragedies, ruined lives and led to parentless children, as well as the deaths of drug warriors, nonviolent offenders and innocents.

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Sadly, the public debate stalled as it has in countless tragedies before - Aurora, Newtown, San Bernardino - leaving us once again questioning what it will take for Congress to address common sense gun safety regulations.

Now we must regard this as one more of the countless war tragedies".

Kirkuk has suffered inordinately from bad ideas, and the old ones have engendered some that are new: the idea that the historical clock can be turned back forty years, or that Iraq can be carved up among its Sunni, Shia, and Kurds without enormous bloodshed and countless individual tragedies.

The ongoing refugee crisis in Europe has been an ordeal marked by countless personal tragedies and turmoils that deserve rigorous international media coverage.

If we Americans have learned anything from the countless, senseless tragedies we have faced as a nation, it is that death at the hands of another is extremely personal and far too real.

And certainly, their severe, ghostly appearance within the blood-red mesh of the installation above seems to refer to the pathos of the countless current tragedies on the borders of Europe, of families fleeing their homes, trusting their bodies to the seas.