Sentence examples for evade tragedy from inspiring English sources
Modernity cannot evade tragedy and in fact Kierkegaard proceeds to outline a modern version of Sophocles' play — a post-Socratic "Antigone".
That old-time religion and some of its newer-age alternatives were central to films as dissimilar as "Higher Ground," about a woman who, after evading a tragedy, joins a fundamentalist Christian group, and the amusingly eccentric "Septien," about a family that drives out its demons with the help of a preacher.
Wednesday's incident at the South by Southwest Music Conference in Austin, Texas, in which two people were killed and nearly two dozen others injured by a suspected drunk driver who police say drove into a crowd outside a club while trying to evade officers, was just the latest tragedy to hit during a heavily populated music event.
In the real world, tragedy is not so easily evaded.
The Federal law that requires regular safety inspections of passenger ferries and excursion boats, and that can now be legally evaded because the Staten Island ferries are free, was enacted as a result of the General Slocum tragedy.
I cannot evade the title.
The characters evade dramatic confrontations.
