Sentence examples for hugely tragic from inspiring English sources
Iraq's supposed weapons program in 2002-03 is a hugely tragic case in point.
We get hugely emotional about tragic events in the past, from the sinking of the Titanic to – can it really be? – the "sacrifice" of all those Regency dandies at Waterloo, and we mistake this cheap sentiment for an interest in history.
The RSPCA called it a "tragic situation that was hugely upsetting for all those involved".
"This tragic news comes at a time when Rick was hugely looking forward to launching a solo career with an album and autobiography planned for 2017, following his departure from Status Quo's touring activities on medical advice.
On a darker note, I hugely admire Second-Hand Time by Svetlana Alexievich (Fitzcarraldo Editions 14.99), where she builds a Greek tragic chorus of memories about the Soviet Union.
Scoville later called the operation "a tragic mistake" and warned neurosurgeons never to repeat it, but neuroscience and cognitive psychology benefitted hugely.
Produced by Matthew Wilder, known for his work on No Doubt's 10-times-platinum "Tragic Kingdom," the album launched the Gruskas to instant tastemaker renown, a cozy spot for two grandchildren of the hugely successful film composer John Williams.
