Sentence examples for that's tragic from inspiring English sources
It's another thing that's tragic and lovely about Wilde, for me.
What follows is a love story that's tragic and ennobling, even if its protagonists are a grammar nerd and a sickly mongrel.
His new CD begins with Sonata in A Minor, a piece that's tragic, playful and bittersweet at once, then finishes with Sonata in F Major, a more complex composition full of counterpoints and subtle harmonies.
"[Luthor] has a back story that's tragic and an emotional inner life that's authentic.
"It's the thing that blindsides you on an idle Tuesday that's tragic but that also makes you who you are.
"When a dress becomes more valuable than the security officer who is protecting the lives of the entertainers and the folks that come to the event, that's tragic," Robert Branch, a security officer who has a full-time, union-negotiated job in downtown Los Angeles, told The Huffington Post.
The old priest shook his head, noting, "That is not irony, bud, that is tragic irony".
We're in the midst of a housing foreclosure crisis that is tragic in its dimensions.
Websites can use it instead of the Like button to help people share stories that are tragic.
I wouldn't trade my memories for anything - even those that are tragic or frightening.
