Sentence examples for example of the tragic from inspiring English sources
He is keenly and satirically opposed to scholars who talk about the death of tragedy, as if we moderns had no further use for it, and he also rejects arguments that tragedy is incompatible with Christianity, regarding the Passion and Crucifixion of Christ as the prime example of the tragic.
The Vietnam and Iraq wars are two examples of the tragic consequences of allowing these tactics to succeed rather than following a transparent, informed, reasoned, systematic and democratic process.
The sad and tragic death of the young and talented Cory Monteith and many before him is another example of this tragic relationship some celebrities develop with drugs and alcohol.
The latest example is how the tragic case of baby William Mead was reported.
Consider, for example, the tragic case of Kitty Genovese, who was stabbed to death near her home in Queens, New York, on 13 March 1964.
Mr. Mahameed's analysis of the central role of the Holocaust explains many things, for example, the tragic "disproportionality" of Israelis' response to aggression.
Their deaths were only the latest example of a tragic reality: When disaster strikes, people with disabilities are disproportionately affected.
"Take for example, the tragic killing of 21 Coptic Christian Egyptians by ISIS in Libya simply for being Christian.
This story might be called, for example: "On the Dark Banks of the Tragic Sad River".
As World War II and German-imposed censorship closed in, poetry became even more popular than in peacetime; the brief life and work of Jiří Orten is an outstanding example of his tragic generation.
