Sentence examples for doubly tragic from inspiring English sources
Suicides are doubly tragic casualties of war.
Furthermore, Joanna Childe's death is doubly tragic in that her bibulous clerical father, when called to London after the accident, is not quite grief-stricken enough.
Fallows was asking, in effect, "Might Senator McCain's devastating medical prognosis become doubly tragic?" Then he gently offered advice on how to avert such a legacy.
But the fact that the photojournalist was brutally assaulted when she went to record a space wracked by the crosswinds of Mumbai's emblematic social and economic transformation makes her rape doubly tragic.
The particular vulnerability of health-care workers to Ebola is therefore doubly tragic: as of May 3rd there had been 868 cases among medical staff in the three west African countries, and 507 deaths.
But it ended badly: the strand was photographed trying to take steroids, which was doubly tragic since, a) it had no discernible mouth and, b) the steroid pill was approximately 3,000 times its size.
She is distraught at this tragic outcome, and doubly so when Gudrun spitefully tells her of the trick by which Sigurd deceived her into an unwanted wedding.
Given the tragic history of this country this was doubly vital.
And doubly so when the mystery invites vicarious intrusion into the suddenly tragic private life of an ordinary, middle-class family.
It must be doubly heartbreaking for the families of loved ones who committed suicide that the lessons of their tragic losses are still not being learned in the prisons system".
