Sentence examples for that feels tragic from inspiring English sources

There is something about his death scene that feels tragic well beyond the parameters of the story.

But between the kinetic interludes of jump-roping and fisticuffs choreographed with a swooning elegance, the play offers only two-dimensional characters and a mechanical narrative climaxing in a tragic conclusion that feels synthetic and unearned.

It feels tragic that we as a nation could have arrived at such different conclusions — not just different but irreconcilable.

It feels tragic that I'm wasting my perfect camouflage and technique.

It never feels tragic when it happens.

First, though, he sat me down and explained the procedure, using lots of big words that allowed me to feel tragic and important.

James said last year that she was "obsessed with Downton and it would feel tragic to stop".

"It felt tragic, and it made me wildly depressed.

Everything felt tragic and hopeless.

To me, looking on, it felt tragic.

The movie works so diligently to convey a spirit of heroic uplift and fails so completely that it feels like a tragic misfire.