Sentence examples for social tragedy from inspiring English sources

A social tragedy becomes a call-and-response opera.

It's meaty social tragedy with a hint of Sidney Lumet in its HBO house style.

The rescue programme has "failed on every level", he says, bringing the country to "the brink of a social tragedy".

"The Last Laugh," made in Germany, in 1924, and just as great, removes horror to the realm of social tragedy.

And there is a hint in "Tick, Tick... Boom!" of the huge social tragedy -- AIDS -- that will rule his generation.

I trust that my family and friends will miss me when I die, but the death of people my age is no social tragedy.

The global capitalism into which Janet Yellen and I graduated with new PhDs in the 1970s proceeded ever since to illustrate growing inequality of income and wealth across and within most economies, which has contributed to mounting social unrest, conflict, wars, and unspeakable social tragedies.

The authors also take aim at current rates of population growth, which they argue are unsustainable and present "ecological and social tragedies".

Tells about speeches at the Triangle Shirtwaist factory honoring the dead there, and the dead in the social club tragedy.

Animals, embodying human weaknesses, social tension, tragedy, the premonition of death, or some other insidious danger, appear repeatedly on a stage of constant hostility and conflict.

Ken Loach's social-realist tragedy from 1969 looks more luminous, more impassioned than ever, a rich film of flesh and blood.