Sentence examples for this particular tragedy from inspiring English sources

I have loved this particular tragedy since I first read it as a teenager.

"This particular tragedy is a very tragic and powerful reminder for Europe that the time is running out for them — not for European Jews," he added.

This particular tragedy began in the unlikeliest of places: a leafy Rotterdam suburb where Arie van der Spek, 24, lived in a small apartment with his parents above the Piet Hordijk bicycle store.

He pointed out that he'd said there would be other subjects to cover, too, including, "The possible connection between football and this particular tragedy" — meaning not only the habits of a violent game and the distortions of money and fame, but the effects of concussions.

He pointed out that he'd said there would be other subjects to cover, too, including, "The possible connection between football and this particular tragedy"—meaning not only the habits of a violent game and the distortions of money and fame, but the effects of concussions.

While there will be an important debate about why this particular tragedy was more impactful than so many other atrocities, it demonstrably was.

But behind that particular tragedy are more tragic events.

Does not sharing the number of victims of Chicago's latest overnight or weekend shooting mean we do not see or react to that particular tragedy?

DK: A while back, Paul watched If God Is Willing And Da Creek Don't Rise, and he said that that summed up how he felt about everything, and what was so awful about the response to that particular tragedy.

"A particular tragedy for this land was the ruthless attempt by the government of that time to silence the voice of the church," he said.

This particular Korean tragedy was avoidable, but the deaths of thousands of other Koreans, caught in the cold-war crossfire, were not.