Sentence examples for inescapable tragedy from inspiring English sources
"What happened in Sandy Hook is an inescapable tragedy," he said.
Rahimi's sketches of despair - Fahrad's, his mother's and that of the woman who rescues him - do not have to probe too far into horror; instead, their power lies in their economy and their cumulative sense of an inescapable tragedy.
We know from the outset that tragedy is inescapable, but even still, the movie seems to be narrowing just as it should be getting more expansive.
On Wednesday that parking space was both a shooting site and a shrine, and Charlotte was a city on edge, the latest to play a role in what feels like a recurring, seemingly inescapable tape loop of American tragedy.
Our nation seems caught in a never-ending, inescapable loop of random mass tragedy and destruction.
Yet the tragedy leads to an inescapable conclusion.
This sounds like nothing more than a harsh tragedy, seems like nothing more than an inescapable nightmare, and feels like nothing more than a unfair punishment, for being a little too happy.
The program (which runs from 8to1010 p.m. through Oct. 4) even touches obliquely on the inescapable fact that dominates this portion of Manhattan: the absence of the World Trade Center and the tragedy of its disappearance.
Like many a drug addict, his tragedy was his ceaseless resort to self-medication, in pursuit of a little peace from the inescapable demands of his own mind.
For "The Great Gatsby" is a book that owes much of its aura to our inescapable knowledge that it, like Gatsby's dream, is a manufacture of extreme purity wrested from a life of tragedy and waste, and charged — by the author as much as by anyone else — with that life's redemption.
