Sentence examples for terrifying tragedy from inspiring English sources
"I would never go to a country music festival, therefore I'm safe," he said, as an example of how someone might try to put distance between themselves and a terrifying tragedy.
Scared, they all ran out of their classrooms and witnessed a terrifying tragedy.
"It'll be much worse than in Argentina, an ancient tragedy, terrifying … I am not a politician.
Cosmic disorder in Shakespeare's comedies is a recognisably daily and practical affair; in the tragedies it is terrifying.
Unless things change, we can't go on, not here.' It is a quiet tragedy: for, if you ignore that terrifying stricture not to be boring, it is a bizarrely welcoming place.
Heidi Beirich of Southern Poverty Law Center called Sessions's involvement in the Trump White House "a tragedy for American politics," and Human Rights Campaign told Metro Weekly the pick was "absolutely terrifying".
The drama is as moving as it is unnerving in its intimate examination of how Zack and Abby find themselves stumbling toward tragedy for reasons neither of them can quite fathom, and at a pace that's terrifying to watch.
Géricault's painting depicts a tragedy in the Atlantic rather than the Mediterranean – otherwise, the parallels with today's migrants are terrifying.
The lethality of this epidemic is particularly terrifying for the protagonists of the play, and the disease's severity is evinced by the first sentences of the tragedy ("reek of incense everywhere," line 4).
