Sentence examples for this tragic association from inspiring English sources
"I'm deeply saddened that my father had this tragic association".
(What's interesting is that, despite the tragic associations between Yellow Dogs and "Persian Cats," the Ghobadi movie is actually one of the few films out there that did have a real-world effect — a quantifiable one, no studies or hypotheses needed. The publicity allowed the band members to flee to Istanbul and be welcomed at the U.S. Embassy, and then eventually to the U.S. itself).
In retrospect, the obvious solution to Britain and Ireland's tragic association was autonomy (Home Rule).
Bradford's handling of her chosen subject matter deflates the heroic and grand tragic associations this subject typically conjures, suggesting instead the human frailties, struggles and joys of our everyday human existence.
It really isn't particularly disturbing in itself, although it inevitably evokes tragic associations.
B's choice of key, D minor, hearkens back to Mozart's stormy and tragic associations with that key.
It is an image that feels like homesickness, but the ploughed fields of Jonathan's childhood have tragic associations as well as nostalgic.
For a generation, Waterloo station was a place of tragic associations – Scott Fitzgerald found it "still sad with the war" in 1934 – for it was where the hospital trains arrived with mutilated, blinded and disabled soldiers.
Considering the artist's legacy and concise oeuvre beyond the romantic and tragic associations that accompany his peculiar end, Alexander Dumbadze resituates Ader's art and life within the conceptual art world of Los Angeles in the early 1970s and offers a nuanced argument about artistic subjectivity that explains Ader's tremendous relevance to contemporary art.
This tragic chorus predates the euro.
