Sentence examples for therefore tragic from inspiring English sources
They were therefore tragic, he suggested, rather than reprehensible.
In "Oedipus Rex," the King is a victim of the caprice of the gods and is, therefore, tragic.
A few of these attacks managed to gain a wider degree of media and popular attention than the rest because they involved especially young victims, who are often presented by the press as uniquely innocent and therefore tragic casualties.
For many, this is now an unknown – and therefore a tragic death.
A structural pattern of cycles and circles in Phèdre reflects Racine's conception of human existence as essentially changeless, recurrent, and therefore asphyxiatingly tragic.
The particular vulnerability of health-care workers to Ebola is therefore doubly tragic: as of May 3rd there had been 868 cases among medical staff in the three west African countries, and 507 deaths.
It is therefore somewhat tragic that we have at this crucial time a government whose main quarrel with the pre-recession status quo is that the state was too large.
And what makes it very powerful, and therefore quite tragic when it goes wrong, is that people really believed in it.
For example, "'ascent' could be likened to the ascent of an angel to heaven, and therefore foreshadows the tragic ending.
Therefore, leaving is only more tragic.
