Sentence examples for tragic about it from inspiring English sources
"There is something tragic about it," one said.
"This is what is so tragic about it," said Fawwaz Traboulsi, a historian and professor at Lebanese American University.
Despite Bergamo's long and sometimes difficult history, there seemed to be nothing lost or tragic about it.
I don't want to get too tragic about it, but because of my blackness, in spite of my whiteness and as a result of being neither, I've never exactly felt at home in the US.
Ronaldo's departure has an element of the tragic about it.
It can never match a $50 Swatch, but I really like the futility of that there's something noble and tragic about it".
Forrest is Walter White, writes Collins, "but without the sense that there's anything tragic about him... It's a satire of the middle-class middle-aged white-male entitlement and privilege that all the big dramas treat as the stuff of life".
That doesn't have quite the same tragic air about it, does it?
The real crisis in American politics isn't about one tragic shooting, it's about a cultural phenomenon -- the celebration of stupidity -- that has taken over this country.
That writer is Anton Chekhov, famous for his short stories and for stage plays such as "The Cherry Orchard," which Chekhov considered a comedy, though most U.S. productions highlight its tragic elements — it's about a once well-off family forced to give up a beloved estate.
"It's actually tragic if you think about it: a foreign performance borrowing Chinese land, but Chinese people cannot come because of price or other issues," said Chu Meng, 23, who attended the concert.
