Sentence examples for supremely tragic from inspiring English sources
We all may wish so; the bomb may well rank as our most supremely tragic instrument - in classical terms, as a force we have set in motion but no longer control and whose course is now determining our destiny.
It is supremely tragic and ironic that the first president of Azad Kashmir, KH Khurshid, who was handpicked by Pakistan's founding father, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, was later forced to resign under the dictatorship of General Ayub Khan and eventually imprisoned.
Brutus — one of the play's villains and its supremely tragic figure — will soon ask an aide to hold the sword so that he can run into it (assisted suicide being one prerogative of his station), an act that closes the circle opened by Caesar's murder.
In 2003 the company staged its first production of Berlioz's massive opera The Trojans, with Sarah Connolly as "a supremely eloquent, genuinely tragic Dido".
On the plus side, however, are Victoria de los Angeles's supremely touching Elisabeth, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's tragic, lovelorn Wolfram, and the glorious Venus, among the finest on disc, of Grace Bumbry.
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
It is supremely enigmatic.
It was supremely liberating.
