Sentence examples for perhaps tragic from inspiring English sources

His work suggests that having to be someone in particular is an onerous, perhaps tragic fate.

As I point out in the preface, Kafka informed himself about America through reading about, and attending lectures on, this country while composing this perhaps tragic, certainly ironic, and at times burlesque tale.

It's funny how the memory works, or perhaps tragic is a better description.

Frustrating for the Roses fan, perhaps, but tragic for others.

The children frequently succumb to trauma, terminal illness or, perhaps most tragic of all, child abuse.

Perhaps most tragic, your ability to think remains intact; you often know exactly what is happening.

What seemed a glamorous and subversive act at the time seems perhaps more tragic now.

Viktoria Tereshkina, dancing opposite Xander Parish on the second night, is a grander and perhaps more tragic Juliet.

Senators have had no pay rise since 2009, though this is perhaps less tragic when their often staggering personal wealth is considered.

There are 160 masters-level board certified behaviour analysts in the UK – perhaps this tragic case will prompt such establishments to seek out their expertise in the future.

So now the conflation of machines with human beings becomes more sharply pertinent, and the froth appears innocent, ephemeral, perhaps even tragic.