Sentence examples for though tragic from inspiring English sources

Though tragic, this was hardly a heroic death.

Though tragic in form, the play ends happily.

First, the reporting gives the false impression that the situation in Gaza, though tragic, is uniquely horrific.

Had Lindbergh failed, his demise, though tragic, would have been viewed as a daredevil's acknowledged jeopardy, not a national catastrophe.

In the drawing rooms of Lahore, among the children of bureaucrats, landlords and military men (amazingly practical and un-Islamic in their drawing rooms), it was said that the Ahmadi attacks, though tragic, were not a sign of doom.

Government officials and some of his former law partners at the Wall Street firm of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson who were interviewed last week said his fall, though tragic, was unsurprising.

"Though deeply tragic, yesterday's incident and attacks like it will not derail the mission or distract us from the task in hand," insisted the Defence minister, Phillip Hammond.

He should stop peppering his speeches with mawkish references to his late son, as though that tragic family story somehow constitutes proof of his commitment to the NHS.

Mum, deadlines, undertakers: these are poor choices of words for a mother fearing calamity, though the tragic insinuations enter the poems comically.

The Epilogue, her previous project, tackled eating disorders though the tragic tale of Mary Cameron Robinson, an American woman who died of heart failure in 2005, at the age of 26.

Sept. 11, though very tragic, was nothing compared to having your home bombed day in and day out, or growing up with the daily threat of major social upheaval.