Sentence examples for ignite a tragedy from inspiring English sources
By rights this match should also ignite a tragedy, and you can almost feel Mr. Scott trying to coax the material away from its generic trappings toward something rarefied, something like Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 definitive American story, "The Godfather".
A spark of passion passes between them, which is to ignite an awful tragedy, leading finally to the grim irony of the film's ending, in which the secret deal is repeated: a new victim is humiliated - and so the terrible chain of misery continues.
And observer Mark Galeotti has recently pointed out that while it is unlikely that the government will use brute force against peaceful protesters, an accident of some kind could result in a tragedy that could ignite a revolt.
Let's ignite a new reality".
work culture can ignite a media firestorm.
We're trying to ignite a movement.
Did "Skyfall" ignite a resurgence?
He was working at the White House when a personal tragedy ignited a sense of responsibility within him that would lead him back home.
The tragedy also ignited a feud between Zambia and Gabon, two distant nations drawn into an avoidable disaster.
