Sentence examples for not that tragic from inspiring English sources
True, their thin shade is negligible, But then again there is not that tragic autumnal Casting-off of leaves to outface annually.
[Laughs.] It's not that tragic because we're still a comedy, but she's had an accident in which she's broken almost every bone in her body, so she's in a cast with her arms straight out in front of her and she can't do anything for herself.
And it's definitely not that John Ford tragic thing.
It should go without saying, but apparently does not, that the tragic crisis unfolding in the Middle East calls for sober statesmanship rather than political posturing.
I do not believe that tragic death is ever the will of God.
"Trump's candidacy has exposed, not just that tragic — that ramifications of the betrayal of a transformation of our country, but, too, he has exposed the complicity on both sides of the aisle that has enabled it, OK?" she said at the time. .
And yet it doesn't stop her saying, poignantly, toward the end of the interview: "Isn't that the tragic thing about the world we live in?
"It's almost now to the point that — not that it's not tragic — but now it's almost becoming common, some former players with some form of brain problems," Birk said.
"It's not that it's not tragic; there are just so many more news-worthy topics at this point," said RedState editor Erick Erickson.
"It almost boils down to just saying 'what's the worst that could possibly happen?', and realizing that in most cases even if you don't achieve your goal, the outcome won't really be all that tragic," added Peters.
