Sentence examples for nothing tragic from inspiring English sources

Nothing tragic can result from such things".

But nothing tragic will happen for now.

I was so very lucky that nothing tragic happened.

She is as Jewish as she is black; there is nothing tragic about this mulatto.

Death is on the prowl, and yet, as Abel says, "there's nothing tragic about this".

There is a lesson here: There is nothing tragic about attempting a great leap and falling short.

Gail: There's nothing more tragic for people in our business than discovering a government program works just fine.

"The worst-case scenario is that you have a wine with a cheese that doesn't really go so well together — nothing more tragic".

The choreographer Mark Morris has staged nothing more tragic than his 1989 version of Henry Purcell's hourlong opera "Dido and Aeneas," and nothing more fixated on the nexus of love, sex, destruction and death.

"Our preemptive nuclear attacks will bring the provocateurs nothing but tragic consequences," an English-language commentary in Rodong Sinmun, the official paper of the Central Committee of the Workers Partyy of Korea, warned.

This script being the product of a Hollywood screenwriter (Weitz co-wrote "Antz"), however, there is nothing so tragic that it can't be made upbeat.