Sentence examples for say tragic from inspiring English sources
There was something totally canned and anachronistic about the moment, of course, but it was special nonetheless, and for me the highlight of our friendship's I'd have to say tragic New York phase.
Stoker Leishman's Diaries was an excursion into serious, not to say tragic, drama, curiously undervalued at the time; Leishman was a member of Scott's last, ill-fated expedition to the South Pole.
I say tragic in the Aristotelian sense: this is a nation knowing the consequences, and keeping those guns around anyway.
And this turn of events is, as I said, tragic.
Fifa's president said: "Tragic news about Liam Kelly's father passing away after Kilmarnock's cup final win.
It quoted the N.R.A.'s executive vice president, Wayne LaPierre, as saying, "Tragic victims couldn't have been saved by trigger locks or magazine bans or 'smart-gun' technology, or some new government commission running our firearms companies".
The Argentine Pope also said tragic incidents involving migrants trying to reach Europe should not be repeated.
Sci-fi writer John-Paul Cleary also said: "Tragic news about Iain Banks, my hero and inspiration, a writer of incredible creativity and wit".
NHTSA goes on to say, "As tragic as these numbers are, they only tell a portion of the story.
I can't even begin to say how tragic it would be for Obama to turn into Jimmy Carter 2.0.
