Sentence examples similar to sharp tragedy from inspiring English sources
His tale of orphans and criminals, good and evil has it all – tragedy, sharp social commentary and, in the hands of Lionel Bart, singing child-gangs who can't resist a jaunty tune as they head out to pick a pocket or two.
"Our hearts go out to those impacted by this terrible tragedy," Sharp said in an email to The Huffington Post.
The familiarity dulled the sharp edges of the tragedy.
That's heaven as imagined in Mr. Bradshaw's short, sharp and vigorously comic tragedy, which opened on Wednesday night.
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While this occasionally had the effect of subverting Elgar's wistful lyricism, it brought into sharp focus the moments of tragedy and compassion.
In fact, Schlegel's analysis of Greek tragedy and his sharp rejection of Aristotle's theory of tragedy were extremely influential in other authors such as Schelling and Nietzsche.
In February, while an inquest into his father's death was bringing the tragedy back into sharp focus, he was awarded a personal development scholarship by the Professional Cricketers Associationn in recognition of his efforts to gain skills that would help him in life after cricket.
A flurry of political cartoons from around the globe tackles Greece's debt crisis with a sharp mix of comedy and tragedy, with a nod to Greek dramatic tradition.
That has the effect, too, of making the arrival of tragedy so much sharper.
"The PM said that the tragedy had brought into sharp focus the consequences of destabilisation in eastern Ukraine.
