Sentence examples for sufficiently tragic from inspiring English sources
Isn't Alzheimer's sufficiently tragic for someone who has not attained such vaunted status and stature ("a cerebral and privileged life")?
If I got lucky and the story proved to be exceptionally interesting, I might get the opportunity to get fancy and present it at the noon conference, or if sufficiently tragic, perhaps at the monthly morbidity and mortality rounds.
But their performances don't match up with those of O'Hare and Gyllenhaal, whose casual American-style sarcasm and flirting never really lead to sufficiently Chekhovian tragic depths.
But if a fatal accident can fail to be tragic, if it does not move bystanders sufficiently, perhaps a football match can be a true piece of tragic theatre that subjects its spectators to the deepest, darkest emotions and thoughts.
However tragic and deplorable Mr. Zuaiter's story may be, Ms. Jacir's exhibition does not bring him to life sufficiently enough to elicit a strong emotional response.
DRAMATIC QUALITIES Excalibur suggests real stage combat possibilities; affair with half sister and slaughter by illegitimate son sufficiently creepy/tragic.
