Sentence examples similar to deeply affecting tragedy from inspiring English sources

We have been deeply affected by tragedy, hardships, and tough times that have happened to some of us over the years.

In the story of Amy, with its deeply affecting conclusion, Fletcher conveys the tragedy of chances offered and spurned.

Nevertheless, the gorgeously shot film is also a deeply affecting psychological portrait of a young do-gooder as he adapts to the regularity of tragedy in his new life.

"They have been deeply affected by this tragedy.

BOXER IDENTIFIES BODIES He Is Deeply Affected by the Tragedy -- Couple Had Been Estranged for Year.

"Those who lost their lives or whose lives were changed by the crash, as well as the rail staff who were deeply affected by the tragedy, are all in our prayers at present".

Bernhard opens with a sarcastic riff on how touchy-feely New York has become since 9/11 - how she's best pals with the cops and the firemen, how no one was more deeply affected by the tragedy than she.

Later that year, Adams returned to his home in Quincy, Massachusetts, exhausted and grieving, deeply affected by a tragedy far greater than the one he had suffered as a politician: the death of his son.

Flick was deeply affected by the tragedy, and it changed the course of what had been a soaring career.

Hazlitt was so deeply affected by this tragedy that he begins the chapter with a regret that he had to write about it at all.

Roz Chast, one of the preeminent New Yorker cartoonists, wrote back to me that she lived not far from Newtown, and was deeply affected by the tragedy.