Sentence examples for some sort of tragedy from inspiring English sources

As you can see, this is aimed at improving living conditions — so why are you talking to me about some sort of tragedy?" Why, indeed.

Gavin, when he wasn't asleep, had been following the antics of little Gremlin, a cute baby macaque (a third of cute baby macaques died in their first year, Gavin told us with grave concern, as though nature's winnowing were some sort of tragedy).

The deal, the Times suggested, represented some sort of tragedy or defeat.

The Beatles probably are never going to be hotter than they are this week (save some sort of tragedy), what with the release of The Beatles: Rock Band and that super awesome re-mastered collection.

"You see athletic events canceled for some sort of tragedies," Schiller said.

Terminal cancer, a five-car pile up or some sort of other unspeakable tragedy is only one blink away if I'm not thankful.

Saturday was "the first time that I think there's been a very, very clear connection between someone's activity on Gab and some sort of real-world tragedy," Hankes said, but added that the site is still young.

Maybe she knew something he didn't that, like Alley says, she literally had to dance with Skrillex in order to prevent some sort of timeline ripping tragedy, Back to the Future style.

By treating her failure to get into Oxford as some sort of personal and national tragedy, Mr Brown may have bolstered the very elitism he is seeking to attack.But it remains true that, whatever the strengths of other universities, many of the most cherished positions in British society are occupied by Oxbridge graduates.

Perhaps, some seem to believe, that would prevent the sort of tragedy that happened in Wisconsin.

At the end day, that is what is going to be bringing us to victory and to making some sort of right out of this tragedy.