Sentence examples for much more tragic from inspiring English sources

"But the reality of the book is much more tragic".

"As tragic as this is, that makes it even that much more tragic".

The band's artistic decline would seem much more tragic if it weren't for Brian Wilson.

If the story of Katerina Ismailova is sad, how much more tragic the fact that Shostakovich never completed another opera.

By the father's account, the episode could have had a much more tragic ending, since the child felt bullied at school and often did not want to go to class.

It may be that the most dramatic examples offered by the advocates — mothers huddled with small children on street corners in the cold — are just the tiniest aspect of a much larger, much more tragic problem.

Poverty is not a monolith there are levels to it, and Jenkins' trained eye draws out subtleties in the experience of his film's characters that render it much more vivid, tragic, and affecting than they might be otherwise.

The movie, for me, was about much more than the tragic, and then ultimately uplifting events in Liberia.

That it will actually prove to be much more bloody and tragic is for us to know and them to find out.

Now that I'm the age he was when he stressed the necessity of experiencing the multilayered ups and downs of living in order to become a more fully realized actor; now that life has become so much more engaging, puzzling, tragic and unfathomable; now that there is such a wealth of accumulated knowledge that I'm ready to give, it's quite a shock to realize that audiences don't care.

"A fire or an explosion can be a much more destructive accident, even tragic," the narrator tells us, "but it's not disgraceful, like a gelatinization".