Sentence examples for singular tragedy from inspiring English sources

It was a singular tragedy that deserves a singular memorial.

There will never be a large-scale singular tragedy because the government knew too much.

"This is the singular tragedy of hate speech laws that reduce free speech on some of the most fundamental issues of public morality.

It is Kenya's singular tragedy that the leaders who came to power in 1963 with broad national support then set off on a vicious round of infighting along ethnic lines and soon fell out bitterly.

The governor said in his statement, "While others may interpret this case in light of their own positions, we see it as the singular tragedy it is, and remain focused on serving the best interests of this particular victim and her unborn child".

Forget the statistics: Death is a singular tragedy for the deceased and everyone who loved them.

These are more than singular tragedies; they contribute to the psyche of being poor.

Their outcomes could answer some of the most disconcerting questions of the storm's aftermath — in particular, whether these were singular tragedies in the extraordinary chaos of the time or whether they laid bare deep problems in the force.

"But their stories are composed of unique and singular tragedies". Stanton shared several tales of refugees who traveled many dangerous miles to arrive in Europe.

But getting the tale of Turing's singular genius and representative tragedy across seems to outweigh the balance between words and music.

A loved one's voice is among what people miss the most, and a singular aspect of this tragedy was that the voices of so many of the doomed were recorded in their last hour.