Sentence examples for it will be tragic from inspiring English sources
It will be tragic if Egypt demonstrates this only by negative example.
If that is not persuasive to Netanyahu and the settler coalition then it will be tragic, because I'm not sure that alternative strategies are viable.
(Sample diary entry: "If my life cannot be great, at least it will be tragic!") Now I hear that Dostoevsky is getting his own metro station, in northern Moscow, where he grew up.
"It will be tragic if this instrument, that has done more to break down barriers between people than anything in all of human history, built a new wall because not everybody had access to it," Mr. Clinton said.
"They want to keep the same ethos, they won't go throwing money about like drunken sailors, we've got such a great atmosphere and it will be tragic to see that change".
There will be tragic cases where two ethical demands clash with one another.
At best, they will be mock-heroic; at worst, they will be tragic, but they will never succeed.
"The damage to the economy and to Rhodes society will be tragic, as none of the industry sectors will remain unaffected.
Cranston hopes that "Breaking Bad" will earn a place in the canon of American tragedies, and argues that the show will be tragic only if the audience believes to the end that Walt can still reverse his course.
First comes the wind, then the rain, then something worse: as Tea Cake, the doomed husband of Janie Crawford, the protagonist, says, "De lake is comin'!" Like Birnam Wood making its way to Dunsinane, a fixed landscape feature has begun to move — an event that should be impossible, and will be tragic.
