Sentence examples for tragedy of a from inspiring English sources

Dillon's is the tragedy of a man born too soon.

The film is about the Armenian massacre, which remains the defining tragedy of a people.

But this is more than the personal tragedy of a distinguished scientist crushed between quarrelling powers.

Her grandmother told her a story which she entitled "The Tragedy of a Mother".

The effect was to rob tragedy of a great deal of its darkness and depth.

EXPLORERS OF THE NILE: The Triumph and Tragedy of a Great Victorian Adventure, by Tim Jeal.

In Somalia, the tragedy of a lawless and ungoverned country only gets worse.

Published in Britain as "Leningrad: Tragedy of a City Under Siege, 1941-44" Bloomsburyury; £25.

"It's a tragedy of a country that's multicultural and multi-religious, but splits happen," he says.

Here is the tragedy of a policy on which so much depends for us all.

Rather, it's the fantasy-tragedy of a haunted man, and an endorsement of the responsibility of all for all.