Sentence examples for tiny tragedy from inspiring English sources

There really is not that much to see until I try to see it through Wendell's eyes, and then every bit of erosion becomes a tiny tragedy — or at least a human's mistake — and every bit of forest floor becomes a bit of the genius of nature.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is a tiny tragedy.

But much of life is made of small, modest pleasures (tasty mints, starry nights) and tiny tragedies (an errant comment, an uncomfortable shoe).

"There was a moment when nobody came to me with their tiny tragedies, sure," she narrows her eyes, "but their stories are how I made the record.

These are just three tiny tragedies from my short, two-year New York City dating life.

But on Thursday morning, as she fought through the futility of swiping her Metrocard, she revealed herself to be a mere mortal a woman struggling through the same tiny tragedies that befall all of us who have ridden and will continue to ride the New York City subway system.

In almost every scenario, there will always be that tiny percentage of tragedy lurking.

I don't know how many times I have consoled a small girl over tiny yet enormous tragedies: a bag of chocolate left on an aeroplane, a doll's button eye suddenly popped off and away, a sister touching a toy she shouldn't.

The sadness that Lucy's many other friends wrote about addressed only a tiny fraction of the tragedy my family had experienced.

Tragedy writ tiny, the lines are nestled within a song unheard by all but the diehard fans.

Seen up close, the Jeep parts evoked high-speed tragedy while the tiny objects whimsically suggested an enveloping slow-growth forest.