Sentence examples for obviously tragic from inspiring English sources

The early films, Virginia Woolf and The Graduate, are quite obviously tragic portrayals of frustrated women, angry at where the limitations on their own lives have taken them.

The aria from "I Lombardi" was vaguely stirring; "Lamento di Federico" from "L'Arlesiana" by Cilea was obviously tragic; and "Che Gelida Manina" from "La Boheme" was reassuringly familiar.

Mr Foote, who was in charge of the Metropolitan Police's gun crime unit in north-west London, told the inquest: "I am quite satisfied with the way things went" although there had been  "obviously tragic circumstances".

Despite the obviously tragic circumstances of such a death, no funeral ceremonies are permitted in Akan society for infants.

"It's obviously tragic but not surprising to us".

These are, obviously, tragic circumstances, but again its an attempt to deflect structural issues with personal experience.

Obviously a tragic ending.

Well, obviously the tragic stories of the dogs that come to us are unbelievably ghastly and those are down moments.

At one level, the suicide of young people is obviously more tragic than the suicide of older people; youths have more of life ahead of them, more of a chance to work things out.

Mr Smith added that Knightley had, through her lawyers, offered her sincere sympathies to Ms Mazurek's mother and family for what was obviously a tragic and distressing loss for them.

"This is obviously a tragic event," Radus said.