Sentence examples for really tragically from inspiring English sources

"I hate to be negative," someone posted on The Guardian's Web site, "but it's really tragically awful".

The Drunk Elephant vitamin-C serum is really, tragically expensive.

"Ocean science and exploration is really tragically underfunded and there are all sorts of people that are stuck in this post-docalypse who are trying to get the research done with very limited budgets and so this tool has become great for them," said Lang, adding that Trident will cost just a fraction of the price of conventional ROVs with much of the same functionality.

We all know that the loss of the shuttle and its crew was a terrible thing, but the program cranks up the emotion to tell us that it's really, really, very tragically tragic.

"Movies that end tragically, but not really.

JFK's election in 1960 was a roll of the dice, and apart from great inspiration, tragically we never really found out how that turned out.

It would be hilarious but tragically wrong, because it really was a different place.

People (myself included) always seem to think that bisexuals are really either just promiscuous or just tragically confused.

I had a tragically bad haircut, was really, weirdly into the Jonas Brothers, and was at that phase in braces where you have to wear rubber bands.

I think all great stories are character-based, and because that's our starting point, you really empathize with the characters, whether it's humorously or tragically".

I think all great stories are character-based, and because that's our starting point, you really empathise with the characters, whether it's humorously or tragically".