Sentence examples for more tragically from inspiring English sources
Even more tragically, it stilled a vibrant, sensitive, intensely human personality.
More tragically, in 2010, The Independent named two Centria investors in an article about financially related suicides.
And, even more tragically, Sweet Valley High has ditched its iconic covers for something a little more glamorous.
More tragically, the great Crvena Zvezda team of 1991 was broken up before its time because of the civil war.
What is more, tragically, the way this case has been handled makes future tragedies more, not less, likely.
Whether it's what happened last night on "Dancing With the Stars" or, more tragically and much more harmful, turning the Casey Anthony trial into entertainment.
Plus, working an actual, non-metaphorical slab of meat with heavy utensils makes your girl hands look ever-more tragically delicate, like those of the ladies who live on farms.
At the New York premiere at the Beekman Theater on Tuesday night his look was more the tragically shabby 90's evocative of RIVER PHOENIX and KURT COBAIN: worn brown corduroy jacket, lank shoulder-length hair, wispy goatee.
More recently and tragically, British mothers have felt the harsh effects of statistical abuse.
It takes years of false starts, heartbreaks and backslides and, most tragically, more killings.
It was true when I started adapting in 2013; it's tragically more true now.
