Sentence examples for tragedy himself from inspiring English sources

"Wordsworth has written a Tragedy himself.

Although later investigations blamed the Marine chain of command for poor security at the base and "serious errors in judgment," Reagan decided to accept full blame for the tragedy himself, saying that the Marine commanders had "suffered enough".

The British belletrist Beverly Nichols wrote, "There is no tragedy of life's seamy side which Charlie Chaplin does not know, not only because he has a great heart but because he has shared the tragedy himself".

You also see that this funny, exasperating character is really a walking, flailing tragedy, for himself and just about everyone around him.

The last years of the life of the former Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan contained a double tragedy for himself and his country.

Though Mr. Benioff's book and script were both written before Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Lee addressed the tragedy, proving himself to be a fluid and quick-witted filmmaker.

This is the cage in which the inevitable tragedy – Miller himself described his play, inspired by a true story, as a "Greek drama" – will be played out.

What has Sheptor, who joined Imperial a year before the tragedy, got himself into?

Mr. Obama admitted that he was unable to do anything to prevent such tragedies by himself.

But Weisberg provides few reasons to think it has been a tragedy for Bush himself.

Of course, his life was visited by tragedy but Marvin himself was never one to dwell on that.