Sentence examples for its tragedy from inspiring English sources

"A poet always writes out of his personal life; in his finest work out of its tragedy, whatever it may be, remorse, lost love, or loneliness," said Yeats.

If this ends in his fall, it will be Shakespearean in its tragedy.

"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" earns the hackneyed classification "tragicomic" because, for the most part, its tragedy unfolds as though it were a comedy: these people are stumbling around, drunk, angry, and horny — isn't that funny?

When the history of Sept. 11 is written, it will show that New York reacted to its tragedy with a subtle blend of grief and defiance so balanced it might have been choreographed.

From being hidden and largely invisible it is at last talked and written about, its tragedy acknowledged.

It contains so much of the war's blindness, its irony, its tragedy.

Even though humor can be a tool to remember the Holocaust and even make its tragedy more vivid and real, many people are offended by it.

Iran crushes people with its tragedy.

For the moment, Vukovar must trade on its tragedy.

The farce of climate denial is also its tragedy.

Labour's opportunity and its tragedy are indistinguishable now.