Sentence examples for this sort of tragic from inspiring English sources

Is this sort of tragic?

If Indian painting shows little interest in the sort of tragic subjects that are at the heart of Western Christian art, death itself is still ever present.

It helps that the actor is blessed with a growly, instantly commanding voice capable of swallowing the Duchess Theatre whole and a formidable stature that speaks volumes when his character, Troy Maxson, is bent double by the sort of tragic flaws that we recognize from both Shakespeare and Arthur Miller.

And the story of Elvis possesses the sort of tragic narrative arc to which we all seem hard-wired to respond.

"To lose someone who I spoke to quite a lot through my England experiences, who always made you feel better about yourself, in that sort of tragic way, having not had a chance to further our friendship, was devastating.

I feel this is sort of tragic.

This sort of thing is tragic for anyone, but when it happens to an actor, it takes on a particularly lurid quality because everything becomes a form of theatre.

In these sorts of tragic cases, one cannot help but fail.

By most accounts, this arc reached some sort of tragic apex, symbolic or otherwise, when Spears shaved her head and attacked a Ford Explorer with a golf umbrella, in the winter of 2007.

There is a sort of tragic inevitability about the way labor has reached this moral impasse.

Mr. Rodriguez said: "It's sort of tragic.