Sentence examples for most tragic trajectory from inspiring English sources

She has the most tragic trajectory in the novel, and yet at the end there's a glimmer of hope for her, too.

The artist most linked with van Gogh's tragic trajectory, however, is the Viennese painter Richard Gerstl, seen here in two self-portraits, one an ink-on-paper work that borrows from van Gogh's broken, sometimes pointillist stroke.

There is a school of thought that sees the revolution's descent from the overthrow of royalist tyranny in 1789 to the Terror of 1793 as a strangely inevitable and tragic trajectory repeated in other upheavals, most notably the Russian Revolution of 1917.

We couldn't avoid the tragic trajectory of her life but certainly took steps to show Amy at her most vibrant where possible.

But in Bolaño's ever-darkening universe, a tragic trajectory cannot so easily be reversed.

And despite advance strictures, McGuinness' translation admirably brings out the play's tragic trajectory.

With that one line Tennessee Williams has charted the play's tragic trajectory.

I wrote about Peter last year, and am happy that the post sparked new interest in tracing his tragic trajectory.

The siguiriya is the most tragic of flamenco dances.

The strangest, most tragic things have happened here.

David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust follows the tragic trajectory of a charismatic rocker who emerged from the pack and "became the special man".