Sentence examples for might be tragic from inspiring English sources
It might be tragic or comic or, more commonly, a hybrid.
In another writer, this might be tragic wisdom, or grounds for misanthropic satire.
I feel they understood that the world might be tragic whereas the Shaw, and even the Woolf generation... " She identifies the same soppy spirit in the second half of the century: "I don't like the 1960s either.
It hurts to consider this against what might be a tragic oversight in the case of Brittany Murphy, a stereotypical SWAG picture of American Disordered Eating, who may not have had an eating disorder at all, whose death is still, ultimately unsolved.
The killings at Fort Dimanche might have been tragic, they said, but what bothered them more were the gangs who gunned down people in the slum that has been built in the old prison camp's shadow.
Trills -- and hers were perfection -- might be comic or tragic, bedazzled or bereft.
Philadelphia will most likely find themselves fighting beneath the play-off line, but at least there is a hope that they might be so tediously tragic any longer.
