Sentence examples for depth of tragedy from inspiring English sources

Those moments are for me the depth of tragedy, with nothing more that can be possibly said".

In her preface to Union Street, Edith Sitwell describes Causley's "poems of the morning in which one sees the objects with a morning clearness and freshness, some _ contain depths of tragedy".

In the depths of tragedy, Notaro seems to be saying, we smile at only two things, really: gallows humor, love, or both.

But even in the depths of tragedy, we were proud of the vision Gore offered and what the campaign had accomplished.

"People kind of lost the sense of the depth of the tragedy itself".

The depth of the tragedy of our losses in Iraq was brought into the foreground.

But the depth of the tragedy is only now emerging, as desperate, dying farmers have started to speak out.

"Obviously, we're very sorry he has taken his life, and it adds to the depth of this tragedy".

During tryouts Mr. Cacoyannis was said to have despaired at some of the candidates as he tried to convey to them the depth of the tragedy.

The economic and psychological drive provided by those tasks cannot be underestimated, even as we acknowledge the depth of the tragedy.

The portrayal is vivacious but finally shallow; we don't fully feel the depth of her tragedy or the greatness of her spirit.