Sentence examples for seem tragic from inspiring English sources

"I may seem tragic to you, but I seem fortunate to myself," he writes.

Four months later, the failure to accept that price begins to seem tragic.

Some seem tragic, like one of twin nurses holding twin developmentally disabled men in their laps.

AT first glance, it doesn't seem tragic that our leaders don't study Latin anymore.

Things that seem tragic dramas when you are young seem less so when you look back?

They seem tragic and absurd, like nearly everything else that happens in this movie, which is often elusive in its meanings and operatic in its effects.

I love her with all my heart and it seems tragic to lose her when we are (at our best) so good together.

It seems tragic, then, that so little of these principles transfer over to the container in which the work is done.

It seems tragic that people often seem to believe that individuals should compromise their beliefs in favour of improving their ambiguous "future prospects".

Although the last part of her life might have seemed tragic, she embraced her role as Tito's carer wholeheartedly - perhaps too much so for his taste.

At first, the news that came in on the morning radio shows seemed tragic but comprehensible: These were deaths that could have been prevented, investigators reminded the public, with a simple, cheap fire detector.