Sentence examples for indeed tragic from inspiring English sources

If true, that is indeed tragic.

All these factors together are a crisis and, indeed, tragic in a democracy that counts on an educated citizenry.

That the Republicans who got us into this mess will benefit by his failure to lead with a progressive vision is indeed tragic.

At a service for her in Kabul on Monday, Ambassador James B. Cunningham said, "It was clear that she was one of the best," and that it was "indeed tragic that Anne's great, promising story ended too soon".

The story was inspired by the death in November 2000 of Damilola Taylor, and, while it's a sad – indeed tragic – story (don't look for a happy ending here), it is full of life and energy, and is often very funny.

"The letter you refer to, was simply making these points, namely that the events of Zhanaozen were indeed tragic and they had to be confronted in any speech, not ignored".

Indeed, his account of police bumbling and Japan's Dickensian judicial process would be hilarious were it not so tragic.

"This is indeed a tragic day for the NASA family, for the families of the astronauts," he said, "and, likewise, tragic for the nation".

There was indeed a tragic quality to his stewardship.

"This is indeed a tragic day for the NASA family," Mr. O'Keefe said at a news conference afterward, choking back tears.

"Indeed, his tragic end reminds all of us just why his vision remains so imperative".