Sentence examples for tragedy of man from inspiring English sources

Tragedy of man!" Still, the tragedy of man is eloquently represented.

In 1861 Imre Madach published "The Tragedy of Man", a "Paradise Lost" for the industrial age.

Very different were the plays of Imre Madách, whose masterpiece Az ember tragédiája (1861; The Tragedy of Man) dealt with universal human problems.

The film crews he led as the "Tragedy of Man" director and writer changed substantially over the years, with animators retiring or dying.

He won the Dery prize for his translation of Madách's The Tragedy of Man and the European Poetry Translation prize for Rakovsky's New Life.

IN 1996 the Hungarian Film Festival of Los Angeles screened 18 minutes of early footage from "The Tragedy of Man," an animated work in progress by the director Marcell Jankovics.

A tragedy of men's frustrations, desires and actions, it offers just two small speaking roles for women.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which means that every year around this time women's shelters and advocacy organizations expend a great deal of energy and not a small amount of their limited funds organizing events designed to call attention to the ongoing tragedy of men's violence in families and relationships.

The primary source of my melancholy involves a critical area of my work: engaging men and male-dominated institutions in the struggle to transform the social norms that contribute to the ongoing tragedy of men's violence against women and children.

And so we are forced to witness, on the one hand, the bathos of astronauts taking pizza deliveries on the International Space Station, a mere 400km from Earth's surface – and on the other, the genuine tragedies of men and women dying in our attempts to put them in space.

"Ultimately it became the tragedy of this man in the new world where everything is possible and he is trying to become a great American, a great Rockefeller, and somewhere along the way he has lost the sense of who he is and is trying to hold on to the mirage that is Daisy Buchanan," he said.