Sentence examples for is often tragic from inspiring English sources

The outcome of these relationships is often tragic for the women involved.

"History is often tragic," Mr. Obama said in Turkey, "but unresolved, it can be a heavy weight.

Their struggle is often tragic, sometimes comic, almost always grueling because mental illness is so hard to pin down, and that inevitably leads to frustration and terrible sadness.

During the Parliament speech, Mr. Obama did speak of the Armenia issue, saying, "History is often tragic, but unresolved, it can be a heavy weight".

And the interaction they have with the person bringing it is often tragic, because there are a lot of lonely people out there who order it and then that is their human interaction for the day".

History is often tragic, but unresolved, it can be a heavy weight.

The former are often tragic; the latter always end happily.

Their predicaments are often tragic and funny at the same time.

Despite the beauty that urban architectural decay evokes, the histories and narratives that surround their destruction are often tragic tales of cultural extinction.

They are thought of as romantic and are often tragic.

Their misery is not as familiar as that of the laid-off workers of imploding corporations, but it is often more tragic.