Sentence examples for inevitable tragedy from inspiring English sources

Each word vivid and precise, leading to the inevitable tragedy.

Bob McNamara found it difficult to accept the human situation of inevitable tragedy.

After that age the risks begin; responsibility comes, and with it the cares, the sorrows, and the inevitable tragedy.

Despite the inevitable tragedy of the story, Trollope said, she found it "in a curious way, uplifting.

But that's a story for another day given that the Gordon Brown saga, with its heavy-browed air of inevitable tragedy, limps still toward its Heathcliffian conclusion.

Pasternak movingly casts the eponymous doctor as a figure of inevitable tragedy and suffering, surpassed only by the plight of revolutionary Russia itself.

This is the cage in which the inevitable tragedy – Miller himself described his play, inspired by a true story, as a "Greek drama" – will be played out.

Lengthy scenes of Mr. Brumfield gazing at his fanged charges and nuzzling their necks, accompanied by a selection of emo tunes on the soundtrack, advertise the inevitable tragedy with more sentiment than subtlety.