Sentence examples for emotional tragedy from inspiring English sources
"There's always an emotional tragedy going on in her life.
"But in terms of emotional tragedy, backover deaths are some of the worst imaginable.
In Millhauser, the effect is often also deeply mournful, as in this devastating slow-fuse emotional tragedy — "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" rewritten with an exquisite attention to the incommensurateness of loss that's truly worthy of James.
You could get whiplash from the frequent shifts between towering emotional tragedy (she apologises for her "miserable" songs) and salty, self-deprecating humour that's apparently earned her a prior warning from the BBC.
We never know what will happen and we don't want to leave our loved ones holding the financial bag when they also must deal with an emotional tragedy.
I've sobbed over the emotional tragedy in Me Before You.
The emotional trauma experienced by many is now overshadowed by widespread tragedy in the Middle East and North Africa, especially in Syria, Libya, Iraq, Yemen.
"Aside from the family and emotional tragedies, the most productive people are dying," Baranda says.
And then I wonder if cordoning off emotional tragedies into a weekly hour (an hour! What happens in an hour?) is, for me, never going to be enough and then, like champagne, always kind of too much, even in sips?
It was a sort of emotional catastrophe, decades of terrible tragedy.
The author finds himself quite buried beneath an avalanche of tragedy and loss, and buried too beneath the senseless beauty that sometimes attends emotional disaster.
