Sentence examples for tragedy wrought from inspiring English sources

Hartman's main focus in "Lose Your Mother" is shaking up our abstract, and therefore forgettable, appreciation for a tragedy wrought on countless nameless, faceless Africans.

(The tides have been a significant factor in the many wrecks and groundings, not to mention decisive in the tragedy wrought by Teddy Kennedy at the Dike Bridge in Chappaquiddick).

Chris, a dreamer and a book worm, finds a strange liberty in the dissolution of her family as a tragedy wrought from her dad's violent temper pulls them apart.

When the Sundance award-winning film, Gasland, begins nationwide broadcast on HBO this Monday, the curtain will rise on Act II of the health tragedy wrought by the insurgent fossil fuel race to profit.

OF all the tragedies wrought by Hurricane Sandy, one has stood out as a horrifying exception to the tales of selflessness and bravery.

Ellis combines his narrative skills and his illustrator's hand to present an eloquent accounting of maritime tragedies wrought by human overuse and abuse, most of it offshore and out of sight.

"Radio 30" starts out with what the audience warmly accepts as a jokey how-to on hawking hamburgers and fries, but ends in finely wrought tragedy.

The Berg is placed first on the disc, so that the Beethoven concerto can come as a joyous release of tension after its highly wrought tragedy, and the result is a pair of quite exceptional performances.

Beyond the simple pleasure of a well-wrought tragedy, it offers a sustained meditation on the lingering power of the unlived life – the road not taken – over the life we actually live.

They used to call it Greek tragedy when the fates wrought their revenge on human folly and weakness.

Mr. Putin cast the executions as one tragedy out of many wrought by what he called the Soviet Union's "totalitarian regime".