Sentence examples for of a human tragedy from inspiring English sources

The lack of a human tragedy produces a slight letdown.

Caroline Lucas, the Green party MP for Brighton Pavilion, said: "Using the innocent victims of a human tragedy for political propaganda is utterly disgusting.

By the same token, the bad acts of a few dozen, or even a few hundred, men are not an excuse for abdicating responsibility in the face of a human tragedy that has engulfed millions.

Amid an onslaught of directorial flourishes and the competitive scenery chewing of his seasoned cast mates, what Mr. McNairy does is no small feat: He conjures some semblance of a human tragedy.

By the same token, the bad acts of a few dozen, or even a few hundred**,** men are not an excuse for abdicating responsibility in the face of a human tragedy that has engulfed millions.

She stands on her dignity, insists she acted at all times on the best information she had, profoundly regrets what happened, takes full responsibility but refuses to get drawn into the naked politicisation of a human tragedy.

HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and its consequence, AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) are responsible for a human tragedy of incalculable proportions.

A spokesman for the Republican National Committee, Tracey Schmitt, was quick to accuse Democrats of "exploiting a human tragedy" after learning of Mr. Dean's remarks.

It is one of the most emotionally disturbing of all great operas; not a straightforward weepy like Puccini's La Bohème nor a document of human misery like Berg's Wozzeck, but something all of itself, a human tragedy in which there are no good or bad characters, just normal, flawed human beings, who do the right things at the wrong times and blame it on fate.

She has a strong sense of herself as a human tragedy on a world stage, but her sense of humor, of the absurdity of it all, is just as sharp.

"Continuation of the current state of affairs will result in a human tragedy of substantial scale, whose outcome will undoubtedly be neither forgiven nor forgotten".