Sentence examples for murderous tragedy from inspiring English sources

He writes so well, so readably, so engagingly that, right or wrong or flawed, the murderous tragedy that he has staged for us proves absorbingly fascinating.

And just as some Americans came to suspect the Federalists of provoking that of which they accused Jefferson, I went on to note that accusing your political opponents of causing a murderous tragedy is a dangerous game.

She wrote murderous tragedies, and that's not really redundant.

Too many global players in this murderous humanitarian tragedy.

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — More than 300 people were killed and hundreds more were injured in a stampede at an annual water festival in Cambodia that the prime minister on Tuesday called the nation's worst tragedy since the murderous Khmer Rouge regime more than three decades ago.

Cartwright points up the bitter comedy and the murderous misunderstandings without ever masking the tragedy.

And, she said, "women are sometimes driven to murderous rage, too," citing the Greek tragedy of Medea, who becomes enraged at Jason's infidelity and slaughters their children.

But there is room for scholarly inquiry into the working of the murky state machinery that led to that outcome to determine whether the tragedy was principally the result of murderous design or culpable neglect.

Still, tragedy ensues when Kano's presence stirs up murderous jealousies and rivalries.

It's as if the murderous obsession of Vendice in Tourneur's The Revenger's Tragedy had been set to music by Johann Strauss.

Ms. Taymor, the theater director and puppeteer who created transfixing stage pictures in "The Lion King" and "Juan Darien," has turned Shakespeare's goriest tragedy, "Titus Andronicus," into a powerful contemplation of murderous revenge enacted throughout history.