Sentence examples for source of tragedy from inspiring English sources

What it is to be young and self-conscious, yet inwardly irrepressible; old and irritable and yet intellectually resurgent: the discrepancies are a potent source of tragedy or humour.

His lack of understanding concerning his isolated social position is the source of his tragedy.

The source of both tragedy and humor here is the wide gap between the dreams that draw these men onward and the trail of disaster they leave behind.

Yes, all of these crime shows make entertainment out of murder to some extent, but rather than use the murder as a source of great tragedy, this seems rooted more explicitly in perversion.

It's the curse of character itself; and that is indeed the source of tragedy.

It is difficult to mourn the decline of brothels, which have been the source of countless tragedies over many centuries.

But doing so only distorts the true source of these tragedies.

But the deep sources of the tragedy were the everyday disasters that the city tolerates, takes for granted, or has officially forgotten.

As he did in his first film, Oppenheimer goes to the sources of the tragedy, the killers, who are more than willing to tell him the who, what, when, where and how about the murders they committed.

It is fair to say, however, that Bolt never really explains the source of Jim's tragedy and that he is far better on domestic effects than psychological causes.

The great puzzle of Rhodes's life, and the source of the sense of tragedy that haunts the film, is his transformation from free-booting entrepreneur to racist megalomaniac.