Sentence examples for tragic affirmation from inspiring English sources
So Browder's suicide this past June, at age 22, was a tragic affirmation of something thousands of New Yorkers who have gone through the bail process have known for a long, long time: Something is terribly wrong here.
Frost was often able to endow his rural imagery with a larger symbolic or metaphysical significance, and his best poems transcend the immediate realities of their subject matter to illuminate the unique blend of tragic endurance, stoicism, and tenacious affirmation that marked his outlook on life.
In what opponents call a tragic power grab and supporters a resounding affirmation of the will of Haiti's impoverished masses, former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is virtually assured of returning to power in elections to be held on Sunday.
The tweets are a much-needed celebration of black excellence and an affirmation of black community during a tragic, troubling time.
As I shared stories from my book of people planting gardens around churches, installing solar panels on sanctuaries and advocating for renewable energy policies, I saw parishioners nodding in affirmation, even as they grieved this tragic death.
Libeskind: Success is measured in how it brings together two almost irreconcilable aspects: the loss of those who perished on that tragic day and a force to rebuild the city in an affirmation of life.
Owen sketches the tragic isolation of these various states as he builds to a passionate affirmation of human connectedness.
Perhaps he thought that anyone with true self-knowledge would experience an anagnorisis or moment of tragic recognition, and, ashamed and horrified at the will to life within him, would generally choose negation over affirmation.
She saw it as an affirmation of faith: In the dialogue with the Inquisitor, Jesus remains silent, and the chapter has two endings, the first tragic, the second a victory for Christianity.
