Sentence examples for literally tragic from inspiring English sources
"That is literally tragic," said Suzanna Varrichione, 14, an Upper West Sider who started eating her plain bagel, tearing off tiny piece by tiny piece, as soon as she left the store.
The fallout was tragic, literally, but that was never Eggers' intention.
She mentioned being "humiliated to death -- literally," referring to the tragic suicide of Tyler Clementi after he was humiliated online, and wrapped it back to her own experiences and feelings during in her darkest times in 1998.
And, instead of a pacified country on the path to democracy we dreamed of leaving to the Afghans, a tragic situation, literally and figuratively, where all solutions -- as in Hegel's definition of the Tragic in his meditation on Antigone -- prove equally disastrous.
He wanted to write a comprehensive treatise on bullfighting, explaining the toreros and corridas complete with glossaries and appendices, because he believed bullfighting was "of great tragic interest, being literally of life and death".
After decades of silence, struggling with her tragic loss and literally struggling to maintain her sanity, she has begun to share her eyewitness account of the tragedy.
The film follows a Montana man named Jonah who, after experiencing a tragic trauma, is literally split into two people: the paranoid homeless Buster who's convinced Y2K will end civilization, and a dying man lost at sea who only speaks Spanish.
"This is having a tragic effect with entire families literally being torn apart".
Detroit is an extreme, and tragic case: the art is literally irreplaceable.
England used to love a tragic, alcoholic anti-hero who literally pissed away his talent, from Best to Gascoigne.
