Sentence examples for idiosyncratic tragedy from inspiring English sources
Though many to this day know nothing of this profoundly idiosyncratic tragedy, it became a cause célèbre on the right and was sucked into a new national debate about immigrant criminality that Trump's announcement had inflamed like never before.
The marvelous (if distractingly thin) Jeanne Balibar, all sharp angles and shuttling eyeballs, plays a married noblewoman whose flirtation with a Napoleonic-era general, played by an equally idiosyncratic Guillaume Depardieu, leads to tragedy.
And a most particular idiosyncratic creature acquires the universality that is the stuff of tragedy.
His unconventionality was particularly idiosyncratic, with elements of underground camp, a touch of nostalgia and a subcurrent of tragedy.
Although not wielding quite the compelling blend of erotomania, humour and tragedy that characterised last year's Grinderman project, Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! nonetheless packs a punch of similarly idiosyncratic power.
People are idiosyncratic.
Others are more idiosyncratic.
HOMES are idiosyncratic purchases.
"He is very idiosyncratic".
His enthusiasms are idiosyncratic.
