Sentence examples for made tragic from inspiring English sources

But in a 1986 speech, she warned that the media sometimes made "tragic" mistakes.

Shohreh is a potentially great character, made tragic by her degraded past, but also fiercely up for a good time, sexy clothes, good food and trouble.

He and his colleagues fell victim to the same weakness that bedeviled the engineers of the Challenger space shuttle, the planners of the Vietnam and Iraq Wars, and the airline pilots who have made tragic cockpit errors.

Tragic errors have been made, tragic losses have been suffered, tragic passions envy, jealousy, wrath have seemed to rage unchecked, but the miracle that these plays celebrate lies in the discovery that the errors can be forgiven, the losses restored, and the passions mastered by the godly spirit of reason.

Time was an obsession with her immediate predecessors in European fiction, but whereas those novelists showed us modern people altered — made thoughtful, made tragic — by time's erasures, she erased the erasures, took us back to Rome in the second century or, in her other famous novel, "The Abyss" (1968), to Flanders in the sixteenth century, and with an almost eerie accuracy.

My heart goes out to the families of those who couldn't take it anymore and made tragic decisions.

When a new EID threat emerges there are rarely ready-made solutions and health policymakers and practitioners are often forced to make tragic choices that may contravene widely held values.

We make tragic movies about giant apes.

I don't want to be making tragic mistakes".

The International Labour Organisation's latest global trends for youth report, makes tragic reading.

It was a tribute to his distinctive, unusual character that he could make tragic material so funny.