Sentence examples for romance tragedy from inspiring English sources

'Titanic' had romance, tragedy and family drama.

All the usual ingredients are there - romance, tragedy and corruption, set alongside critical issues such as malaria and HIV.

The attractions of the Titanic story, with its manifold ingredients — action, romance, tragedy, salvation, history, culture, huge metal machines — are obvious.

The seasonal rites that celebrate the yearly cycle of birth, death, and rebirth were seen by the Canadian critic Northrop Frye as the basis for the generic plots of comedy, romance, tragedy, and irony and satire.

"Together the filmmakers try so hard to give you everything — the secrets of the universe and the human heart; action, laughs and romance; tragedy and mystery — that you may wind up feeling both grateful and disappointed".

Known for his deep voice, precise diction and command of the classical repertory, he performed in the works of Molière, Racine, Corneille and Shakespeare, among many others, as both a leading man and a featured actor, playing romance, tragedy and comedy with equal skill.

By contrast, "Jekyll & Hyde" is more fantastical, with a mix of romance and tragedy.

In Bloom is cleverly crafted to be witty but emotionally honest, crammed with laugh out loud humour, romance and tragedy.

And though they include intrigue, romance and tragedy, Mr. Ura said, very few are told for sheer entertainment.

Having seen its fair share of romance and tragedy over the years, the grounds of Chatsworth should have been the perfect location to premiere Love Is All, a film about love in the 20th century directed by Kim Longinotto.

Adapted by Julian Fellowes, who's taken liberties with the original text, and dutifully directed by Carlo Carlei, it deploys the familiar emotional beats — if not all the lines — along with the usual mixture of comedy, romance and tragedy.