Sentence examples for tragic about the from inspiring English sources

There's something rather tragic about The Girl in the Photographs.

What's so tragic about the whole thing is that we know better.

And yet, despite all his talent, there was something tragic about the man.

Coates had described earlier how he'd "come to feel that there is something deeply tragic" about the civil-rights movement.

That is what is so tragic about the estimated 9,000 new people pouring into Dadaab weekly.

But there is also something tragic about the misappropriation of the legacy of September 11th — and all of the acts that it has been invoked to justify.

What's tragic about this is that the Clinton's relationship with the Edelmans goes back to the early 1970s.

"We want to give them an opportunity to submit to us an explanation of how this tragic death came about," the minister, Bob Carr, told reporters in Sydney.

There used to be something tragic about even the most beautiful forty-two-year-old woman.

As you wrote: "Let's face it: There used to be something tragic about even the most beautiful 42-year-old woman.

There's also a piece entitled "Tragic Heroes" about the relatively anonymous lives of Bollywood lookalikes.