Sentence examples for shared tragedy from inspiring English sources

The two men, at first strangers, are brought together by a shared tragedy.

"Jericho" is also painfully significant, an intelligent intertwining of the nature of grief, cultural identity, fraught relationships and shared tragedy.

Anne learns the story of their shared tragedy, but then their clothes would already have made her curious.

More important, it's painfully significant, an intelligent and sensitive intertwining of the nature of grief, cultural identity, fraught relationships and shared tragedy.

I realise what a mix of wildly differing temperaments there are in this breakaway group, thrown together by a shared tragedy.

Because I don't know what I did, and who knows if I could do it again…'" It's clear the band are his family, albeit one bonded by shared tragedy.

The world has pressing problems to solve, from climate change to global terrorism, but instead of contributing resources and wisdom from the United States, Trump relentlessly gets in the way of solutions and exacerbates problems, all the while turning our shared tragedies into his own spectacles.

Along the way, I met other moms, never knowing how closely our shared tragedies would bond us together.

We change our Facebook pictures, we wrap ourselves in shared tragedies, when they happen (Sandy Hook, Paris, San Bernadino), but we want to move on quickly.

To me, Facebook and Twitter are too chilly for sharing tragedies with our nearest and dearest.

The British belletrist Beverly Nichols wrote, "There is no tragedy of life's seamy side which Charlie Chaplin does not know, not only because he has a great heart but because he has shared the tragedy himself".