Sentence examples for to tragically from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to tragically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that has a tragic quality or outcome. Example: "The story unfolds to tragically reveal the consequences of their choices."
adverb
In a tragic manner.
Her boss is interested enough in her to tragically gatecrash the night.
Schoonbaert, nicknamed 'Lorre', has undergone 37 unsuccessful operations over the past 20 years, and under Belgium's liberal euthanasia laws, has agreed with doctors to tragically end his own life.
"There are still organs that we don't get access to, tragically, because people could benefit from those," Professor Wallwork said.
Just getting up there once requires enough explosives to tragically firebomb over 1,000 Dresdens.
I don't think it's time to tragically end the Carrie/Brody relationship this season.
"I'm fine compared to, tragically, the truck drivers, and thankful for the prompt action of our doctors and first responders," Lewis said.
People began to search for his music, hoping to be closer to him; tragically, his death led to the recognition that he craved his entire career.
When he wanted to leave, the scriptwriters refused to allow his character to die tragically or move to another city.
As for the comedy, "Chekhov kept begging actors not to emote tragically - to keep things light and fast.
On the way there and in fact, on my way anywhere during this tyrannical day—I had to listen to the Tragically Hip's greatest hits.
It seems to me that Ms. Lloyd and Ms. Morgan try to have it both ways, to celebrate their heroine as a feminist pioneer while showing her to be tragically unfulfilled according to traditional standards of feminine accomplishment.
