Sentence examples for effect of tragedy from inspiring English sources

Musical dissonance was Nietzsche's model for the double effect of tragedy.

As played by a subversively soft-spoken Jack Shepherd and an increasingly militant Hugh Ross, that scene showed the personal blending with the theological to create the effect of tragedy.

The Christian pop star Michael W. Smith implied that the Nashville flood had received less attention from the news media because there had been no domino effect of tragedy, "no looting," and so on.

But the ennobling effects of tragedy (especially someone else's tragedy) are usually temporary.

Authorities are also better prepared for the after-effects of tragedy.

The novel Beautiful Children, by Charles Bock, is an unrelentingly brutal look at the miseries and pressures of growing up in the suburbs, while Laura McBride's We Are Called to Rise, based on the real-life shooting by a police officer of an Albanian immigrant woman who worked in an ice-cream truck, traces the effects of tragedy on people struggling to find peace in the aftermath.

It requires patience: the privilege of those who are not personally touched by the crippling effects of 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.

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?