Sentence examples for larger tragedy from inspiring English sources

Therein lies that larger tragedy of this powerful book.

This case is perhaps representative of a larger tragedy.

The trial of Saddam has become part of the larger tragedy of Iraq since his fall from power.

He went on, "The larger tragedy is that Trump might be elected President of the United States.

So set aside Walt's acknowledged culpability: Does Jesse bear a great deal of responsibility for her death, and for the subsequent larger tragedy that unfolds?

"It's a 9/12 story and it's a story about how this small community reacted to a larger tragedy and a story of kindness and generosity".

Through its succession of seemingly disparate, acutely observed worlds, Burnt Shadows reveals the impact of shared histories, hinting at larger tragedies through individual loss.

But Istanbul can often feel far removed from the rest of the country, and even larger tragedies, like the earthquake that struck eastern Turkey in 2011, may quickly fade from memory here.

Some psychologists make a distinction between moral intuition, the physical horror at seeing someone hit by a car or the tears of a parent whose son is kidnapped; and moral reason, the more intellectual process of grasping larger tragedies, like floods and famine.

"With larger tragedies such as 9/11 and Paris, we include a good number of pearls.

What was more upsetting were the ease with which small deceptions fed the larger tragedies.