Sentence examples for deeper tragedy from inspiring English sources

However, the deeper tragedy is that it was far from exceptional in the black experience in Britain.

This was a deeper tragedy than is commonly realized — and not only because India today has almost as many Muslims as Pakistan.

Mr. Egan misses a deeper tragedy in his portrayal of Curtis as an intrepid visionary who sacrificed his family and personal life for what Mr. Egan calls his "Big Idea".

(Most of us, anyway. Some who walk among us don't know or care. Fools!) There was a kind of reckoning between the human world and the C.G.I. one; there was a tragedy that let us in on a deeper tragedy we'd been witnessing for years without knowing it; and there was, throughout, something we don't see enough of: people standing up for each other.

To watch the YouTube clips of her croaking hoarsely is to engage directly with showbiz tragedy at its most heartbreaking: not the tragedy of talent cut down in its prime, like Amy Winehouse, or the tragedy of a mighty oak finally submitting to the depredations of age and illness, like Etta James, but the deeper tragedy of a seemingly limitless talent thrown away for no good reason at all.

I think in my aesthetics, this grace in representation perhaps reveals the deeper tragedy.

Its community, and its team manager, Brendan Rodgers, had gone through much deeper tragedies heading into the Saturday match against West Bromwich Albion.

Though he exhibits all the debonair ebullience befitting a young man in possession of a successful first novel and a spirited wife, beneath the patina of gaiety there are intimations of a deeper, more inscrutable tragedy.

Ford called the decision "a deep tragedy".

Mentions the appalling disillusionment & deep tragedy of the Hungarian massacre.

That just makes the situation they presently face such a deep tragedy".