Sentence examples for obvious tragedy from inspiring English sources

And here's where the obvious tragedy of Howard Hughes comes in.

"The story of the H.F.A. is seldom told," Ms. Benton writes, "for it is not one of obvious tragedy, but that of silent suffering".

Still, concerns that may seem evident and obvious after tragedy strikes went unheeded.

Looking at them it becomes obvious that while tragedy still holds this country in its fist, some hope is being delivered.

If the Kremlin is forced to admit that the passengers were killed in a terrorist attack, it will have to deal with the obvious connection between this tragedy and the Russian military operation in Syria.

The human tragedy was immediately obvious, with nearly 2,000 dead and hundreds of thousands displaced.

She was cautious not to to ascribe motives to either the shooting of Scott or the massacre at the Emanuel church, but said she was not surprised tragedies with such obvious racial dimensions should befall her city.

Waiting until malnutrition is so severe that it's obvious to any observer is courting tragedy.

That he was the ghoulish architect of the Iraq tragedy is only the most obvious error in karmic accounting.

Thus, for Winterbottom, a modern Indian version of Thomas Hardy's stoutly English, 19th-century tragedy was perhaps the most obvious thing in the world.

Examples of disasters that seem obvious with hindsight include the Challenger disaster and the recent Columbia tragedy.