Sentence examples similar to remarkably tragic from inspiring English sources
The incidents of bad men on the Internet luring our children away are remarkably small - tragic though those cases are.
Remarkably, he combines the tragic vision of Freud with a Marxist faith in the future.
Each placard represents someone's story: many are heartbreakingly tragic, others remarkably triumphant.
Separated by a thousand miles, two state borders, and nearly six decades, two young African American boys met tragic fates that seem remarkably similar today: both walked into a small market to buy some candy; both ended up dead.
While "Force Continuum" is riddled with tragic events, past and present, it generates remarkably little tension.
He has just split up, though, with his model girlfriend, Susan Eldridge, but seems remarkably chilled about his current situation, despite the often tragic events that have dogged what he calls, with Disney innocence, 'his incredible journey'.
In the face of these tragic misunderstandings, blacks labored away for decades building remarkably successful businesses, professions, and civic institutions, only to watch them crushed over and over again by discriminatory laws and outright violence.
For a novel labeled as "pulp," Odd Girl Out is remarkably well written and with an ending that is empowering rather than tragic -- unusual in literature with lesbian characters at that time.
