Sentence examples for he is tragic from inspiring English sources
Oh, he is tragic in his twilight.
In this way, he is something of a Shakespearean character — though whether he is tragic hero or fool has never been quite clear.
Like many of Chekhov's later characters, he is tragic on the inside and comic on the outside, and Frayn makes the most of the sight of him pathetically torn between the rival claims of competing lovers.
In particular, there is Leopold Gursky, who is, to my mind, one of the great characters of recent fiction, as hilarious as he is tragic, an exquisite amalgam of great artist and great clown — think of Beckett, with a Polish-Yiddish accent.
"He was a sort of spiritual leader, as magnetic as he was tragic," Morvan remembers.
The story he tells is tragic.
"How he died is tragic," said his sister, Denise Marshall-Mills.
That he died is tragic, but it's not the fault of the police.
When I mention rampant looting at Susa, he says "Khuzestan is tragic story" and shakes his head in bewilderment.
"The situation is tragic," he said.
The symbolism is tragic," he said.
