Sentence examples for rather tragically from inspiring English sources

There was (thankfully) only one notable death in the attack: Deanna, the leader of the Alexandrians, who rather tragically got the bite amongst the kerfuffle.

"I voted for the Spanish players [Xavi and Iniesta] … because I don't want to get into any Madrid-Barcelona war" – Vicente del Bosque rather tragically says it all.

Oddly, and perhaps rather tragically, the severest damage to his reputation has come not from his modest history of vice but from his strenuous aspirations to virtue.

He's without a starting job and soon, rather tragically, could be without a job altogether. .

I believe the Buddy Holly reference was buried alongside Big Ron's career, being considered in extremely questionable taste, given the influence he had on the development of rock'n'roll – that's Buddy, not Ron – before his young life was ended when the aeroplane in which he was travelling to a gig went down, rather more tragically than Jimmy Krankie, in February 1959.

Gossip is no longer the good, clean fun of seeing your favorite star without her makeup, but rather watching one tragically lose control of her life, her kids, her mental health -- and have it plastered on every blog, website and tabloid out there.

Israel, which tragically favors supremacy rather than integration with its Palestinian neighbors, will have brought the new struggle on itself by relentlessly pushing the settlement enterprise.

Swedish author and journalist Stieg Larsson uses the tropes of both Scandinavian and British crime fiction but he is a one-off or, rather, was a one-off - tragically, he died of a heart attack, aged 50, in 2004.

For me, the play is a stage in Kane's tragically aborted dramatic development rather than the fully achieved work her admirers claim.

Gone Girl the movie plays as the story of a toxic relationship rather than a good relationship turned tragically bad.

Rather, it stems from the destructive, tragically violent, racist, and wildly expensive war on drugs that -- on top of everything -- is ineffective.