Sentence examples for hope tragedy from inspiring English sources

For without this hope, tragedy is no longer tragedy -- it's simply expected.

The judge, Alan Booth, told the hearing that the man twice tried to suffocate the girl in the hope that "tragedy or near tragedy would draw them back together".

Hope: a Tragedy, by Shalom Auslander (Riverhead).

HOPE: A TRAGEDY, by Shalom Auslander (Riverhead, $26.95).

We hope this tragedy will finally get lawmakers to do what's needed.

They perfectly distil the journey from youthful hope to tragedy and remembrance.

Hope and tragedy wrestled with each other in this concert devised by the London Philharmonic's chief conductor, Vladimir Jurowski.

But Fitzgerald's life was, until her 60s, a succession of failures, a haunting tale of blighted hope, personal tragedy and rare, late fulfilment.

The third principal character in the story of the euro is Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's 67-year-old finance minister — a courageous, quick-thinking man suspended between the past and the present, between hope and tragedy.

To hear their memories of sacrifice and struggle, of hope and tragedy as they followed a young preacher in their collective quest to make America live up to its ideals.

Communism became now surrounded with the halo of martyrdom". These two extremes, the promethean leap of the Iraqi workers' movement and the subsequent martyrdom of Fahd, are present in the hope and tragedy of Hadi Saleh's life and death.