Sentence examples for noticed tragedy from inspiring English sources

The kidnappings could have been just another barely noticed tragedy in a long, bloody war, but at that moment an important political debate was taking place in Washington.

Although we tend to think modern drama has made a bonfire of the categories, I also noticed how tragedy and comedy started to intertwine long before Chekhov and were visibly coming together in the work of Euripides and the Elizabethans.

Solglacia and the Hashtyrov pig farm are bookends in Chechnya's lesser-noticed tragedy: the endless stream of war refugees westward into the overwhelmed province of Ingushetia.

When I saw the painting in the Louvre, I noticed a correlation between that tragedy and the eight years of George W Bush's administration.

Social media users, most notably former "60 Minutes" host Dan Rather, noticed the omission of the tragedy in Portland from Trump's tweets.

But after the tragedy, as damages and death began to get noticed, big waves of help began in our country.

It does not deny their tragedy to notice that a few were especially drawn to the network hand-holding of Katie Couric and to town-hall testimonies with Ted Koppel.

You must also understand that, despite tragedy, my parents are in shock and really don't realise [what has happened]." He said nobody had noticed anything unusual in his brothers.

As many traditional and modern scholars noticed, Han Fei's personal tragedy he was slandered at the court of Qin, imprisoned and reportedly forced to commit suicide before being able to present his views to the King of Qin was a by-product of the very atmosphere of the ruler-minister mistrust that the thinker himself generated.

Mason gained international notice with A Tragedy in the North: Winter, Rain and Tears (1975 77).

It is encouraging to see that the Guardian is at last beginning to take notice of the tragedy unfolding in Hungary under the rightwing government (Editorial, 26 December).