Sentence examples for tragedy grows from inspiring English sources

The story's tragedy grows and grows, spreading through the reader's mind like a fungus.

The Bush administration's handling of the bipartisan commission investigating the 9/11 tragedy grows worse -- and more oddly self-destructive -- with each passing day.

The comedy, out of which the tragedy grows, gets largely lost and certain key roles are underplayed: Bessie Burgess, a choric Protestant termagant whose face is supposedly "hardened by toil and a little coarsened by drink", is inexplicably played by the beautiful Catherine Byrne.

With floodwaters rising, evacuations continuing and more rains expected, the potential for even greater tragedy grows by the minute.

He had seen this tragedy grow from its infancy.

The magnitude of the tragedy grew even larger on Monday, when the couple's newborn son, delivered prematurely in an emergency procedure, succumbed to the trauma.

The diagnosing of millions of children with ADHD in order to medicate them with stimulants and other psychoactive chemicals is an American tragedy, growing into a worldwide catastrophe.

Langton said the lack of numeracy and literacy among Indigenous people is "a tragedy that grows year by year.

So, although mimêsis is at root simple imitation, as it comes to serve the goals of tragedy, it grows more sophisticated and powerful, especially in the hands of those poets able to deploy it to good effect.

Hawke stars alongside Emily Mortimer, Hailee Steinfeld, Emile Hirsch and Asa Butterfield, and is the center of an off-kilter family dealing with an actual tragedy and also the general tragedy of growing up.

Perversely, the town's share of tragedy has grown.