Sentence examples for effect of a tragedy from inspiring English sources

Does it satisfy as a traditional whodunnit, or does it go much deeper, picking at our innermost fears and telling a story beyond the frame – the unexpected ripple effect of a tragedy?

One of the effects of a tragedy like the Boston Marathon bombing is a jolting shift in perspective — suddenly we see our loved ones and our habits in all their fragility, and for a while it seems that we'll never forget this heightened awareness and we'll never let things go back to taken-for-granted normal.

Malaysia Airlines wouldn't be the first carrier to find it could not recover from the knock-on effects of such a tragedy.

Originally appeared in OnEarth Magazine.

Unless the negative emotion becomes predominant, the overall effect of a well-written tragedy will be an audience "pleased in proportion as they are afflicted" (OT 258).

One factor was the lingering effects of a personal tragedy.

The reunion exposes the effect of the tragedy, and the marks they left on each other.

I won't tell you what happens, because that might dilute the full effect of the tragedy.

The film, shot in Canada and Norway, explores the feelings of both Tomas and the boy's mother, Kate (Charlotte Gainsbourg) over the subsequent 12 years and the effect of the tragedy on them and Christopher, the surviving sibling.

Licking salt off my fingers, I felt, if not comforted, at least grateful to know that the ripple effect of this tragedy hadn't just struck me.

If one effect of this tragedy is that journalists and others in media are able to create space for a discussion about guns that focuses on the role of guns in men's psyches and identities, and how this plays out in their political belief systems, we might have a chance to move beyond the current impasse.