Sentence examples for most tragic ramifications from inspiring English sources

That writers are routinely attacked for being brave enough to put their truth out there is one of the most tragic ramifications of our fast-flying Internet culture, where there's no accountability (and no shame) from people who troll sites looking for outlets for their self-righteousness.

And the most tragic wedding?

The siguiriya is the most tragic of flamenco dances.

The strangest, most tragic things have happened here.

And the most tragic difference: apartheid ended peacefully.

And she flies in her most tragic and lofty scenes.

The news of Peaches Geldof is most tragic.

Then we come — and I really want to pay a little bit of attention to this Canto XXVIII because we're entering the world of the truly tragic world, the tragic — the most tragic section of the Divine Comedy.

The "color line" has been the cruelest and most tragic (if absurd) boundary in American history.

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

It may be the most tragic thing to have happened to South Africa in recorded history.