Sentence examples similar to destroying tragedy from inspiring English sources

Ian Berriman of SFX rated the episode four and a half stars out of five and felt that it showed "how every SF-related casualty is more than just a statistic – it's also someone's life-destroying tragedy".

And the tragedy of destroying mountains and burying streams for relatively small amounts of coal can't be ignored by people in any state.

Sadly, not only has the handling of this case by the government and media caused an unnecessarily harsh personal tragedy for Sharon Shoesmith, destroying her life as well as career; but the impact of the fear and trauma that such persecution has created is threatening to do the same to the very profession so vital to protecting children.

That way, you'll just end up destroying your own life because of one tragedy, and that's a waste.

Fesser portrays the Opus Dei in a negative way, depicting it as an extreme cult destroying families, suggesting that Opus Dei manipulated the tragedy of the young Camino's painful death for its own ends.

But of course when one does not reckon with personal tragedy, when one does not remember, one ends up inevitably destroying one's self and others.

This tragedy has destroyed many lives and much wealth.

He concurred with Nixon's description of the Indians, who were secretly training and arming Bengali guerrillas, as "a slippery, treacherous people," who "would like nothing better than to use this tragedy to destroy Pakistan".

President Obama and the Democratic Congress should determine what domestic programs were aborted and destroyed by the Iraq tragedy, and enact laws to repair them.

It is a global tragedy that destroys the lives of the women, girls and boys who are raped and abused.

"The university has taken a tragedy and turned it into an ugly, blame-filled, toxic mess, destroying lives in the process".