Sentence examples for events tragedy from inspiring English sources

Screenwriters Jez and John-Henry Butterworth (Edge of Tomorrow) with the help of a story by Steven Baigelman (Feeling Minnesota) infuse a lot of facts, events, tragedy, family drama and music group dynamics into the storyline.

iCAP also provides funds to increase our ability to prepare people for severe weather events, and green building measures to help communities rebuild in an energy-saving manner in the event tragedy were to strike.

We commemorate those events whose tragedy would be magnified by the failure to keep it at the front of our minds.

It said the number of people who called the events a tragedy had grown to 39 percent, from 25 percent at the anniversary 10 years ago.

However, in recent years, the FCO has briefed ministers to call the events a "tragedy" but to deny genocide because "the evidence is not sufficiently unequivocal" – an oxymoronic term (something is either unequivocal or it is not).

Both senators from Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal and Joseph Lieberman, sent out their "prayers," calling the day's events a "tragedy".

Sometimes Houston's work relates to current events, particularly tragedies.

But because Ms. Grisebach withholds key details that might elucidate the chain of horrific events, the tragedies aren't quite convincing.

While everyone rolls out the cliché that sporting events after tragedies serve as some sort of healing mechanism, the people involved always know better.

"There are so many important events or tragedies that happen in Islam -- we don't even commemorate them or think about them except in our studies".

When she's not attending to her congregation, Pastor Carolyn Gillette leads a second career writing hymns that address current events, including tragedies like the mass shooting in Orlando.