Sentence examples for most tragic of from inspiring English sources

The siguiriya is the most tragic of flamenco dances.

The children frequently succumb to trauma, terminal illness or, perhaps most tragic of all, child abuse.

"He is the most tragic of the Portuguese poets," he said.

In the most tragic of circumstances they volunteered to make their very best efforts to help this young child".

"We meet in the most tragic of circumstances," Judy Clarke, the lead defense lawyer representing Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, began.

If they can't get help – preferably at the earliest opportunity – their stories may well have the most tragic of conclusions.

According to a UN experts' report on DR Congo released last week, the killing of elephants in DR Congo "is one of the most tragic consequences of years of war and poor governance", the Associated Press news agency reports.

One of the most tragic manifestations of this sort of inequality is persistent and growing homelessness – people left without the protection of a physical space or the security that their inherent human rights should offer.

The most tragic part of all of this is that the families of these miners are forced to suffer yet again at the hands of Don Blankenship.

But perhaps the most tragic part of all of this is that Israel isn't even a member of NPT.

Of particular note, the risk for suicide, one of the most tragic consequences of depression, is highest among older, white men who are depressed (CDC data).