Sentence examples for least tragic from inspiring English sources

Given those two options, killing seems like the least tragic choice available.

Everyone she knew had at least one tragic story.

Coriolanus has been described as Shakespeare's least sympathetic tragic hero.

Yet for this American, at least, the tragic bravado it projects is all too easy to relate to in light of wars the United States has engaged in, from Vietnam to Afghanistan.

"We see painful evidence of this in the events reported daily in the news, not least the tragic slayings which took place in Paris a few days ago," he said in his annual speech to the diplomatic corps.

If so, they are the most tragic, least fortunate couple in history.

The suicide note of Jude the Obscure's son was impossibly pitiful, not least because his tragic act was borne of good intentions.

As American migrations go, it's not exactly the shame of a nation, but it's at least a somewhat tragic turn of events — a trail of torn trifecta tickets — that many of New York City's most devoted horseplayers have been left to indulge their passion in New Jersey.

He, at least, understands how tragic that would be for the people of Detroit.

It is hard to call Shostakovich's life tragic, at least any more tragic than your own.

The prevalence of these diseases in the Caribbean is at least in part a tragic consequence of the slave trade.