Sentence examples for deepest tragedy from inspiring English sources

Poland is "a land of surreal emotions and theatrical gesture … a land of deepest tragedy and a domain of human degradation".

Even though he has known from that time "that he had lost that part of it, the freshest and best, forever," Gatsby spends the whole novel, as the story unfolds in its palimpsest of past and present (though never a future, and here is the novel's deepest tragedy), trying to repeat those days with Daisy.

It is the one that summons up extraordinary acts of love, compassion and generosity, often in response to the deepest tragedies of life -- and death.

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".

Tragic Paris, desperate news of deep tragedy, with heart break for so many.

It's that wonderful combination of both humor and deep, deep tragedy".

You end up with this combination of high comedy and very, very deep tragedy.

But to parents, to anyone who has experienced any kind of loss or deep tragedy recently, this speaks to you.

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