Sentence examples for daily tragedy from inspiring English sources

Seeing your own kill and be killed by one another is a daily tragedy.

It's a small daily tragedy that we animals must kill to stay alive.

Thus the daily tragedy of Charlie Brown is drawn, in our eyes, with exemplary incisiveness.

His poems revealed the anguish of his soul, caught between revolt and wonderment at the daily tragedy of the human condition.

It was about Stephen's specifically skewed sense of reality, his delusions of SAS greatness, which were punctured by an Afghan war vet who saw through them; and his bitterness, too, at being the odd one out, nurtured by the small indignities at work and the daily tragedy of tending to his mother's disability.

Since becoming president in 2000, Mr Putin has sought to contain and control the breakaway region through a policy of "Chechenisation", an attempt to shove responsibility for the daily tragedy of Chechen life on to a local strongman with sweeping powers.

Today, Tunisians are somber, anxious, rattled by daily tragedies.

"In the aftermath of one of Florida's many daily tragedies, my phone has been ringing off the hook," said the official, Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the N.R.A., at the group's annual gathering.

To address the gap, activists such as those at Everytown need to redraw focus away from the infrequent horror of mass shootings and get voters to recognize the daily tragedies of gun violence.

But the tweets that Fatemah attributes to Bana, though they call for peace, are rarely focussed on politics; they simply present the mild joys and daily tragedies of a child living under siege.

And these mass shootings occur against a backdrop of daily tragedies, as an epidemic of gun violence tears apart communities across America – from the streets of Chicago to neighborhoods not far from here.