Sentence examples for tragic angle from inspiring English sources
I begin with joy because everyone ritually focuses on the tragic angle, which misses the point badly.
Marlowe's gifts are displayed not only in his supple poetry but also in his ability to view his tragic hero from several angles, revealing both the brutality and the grandeur of the character.
We've analysed the themes and subtexts of The Wire from almost every angle, from its tragic, cyclical worldview to its parallels with the Iraq war, by way of comparisons with the books, films and TV programmes that preceded it and an exhaustive list of its funniest scenes.
In this early play Marlowe already shows the ability to view a tragic hero from more than one angle, achieving a simultaneous vision of grandeur and impotence.
However, from one angle of the roof you can see the Shamo Hotel, where a tragic bombing of students and ministers occurred last December – a reminder that terrible things can still happen.
Reflection of thought is important – many a hasty response has resulted in a tragic outcome because time to think through all of the issues and angles has not been taken.
The writer angled the profile of a former cop who raped multiple black women as the tragic downfall of a former star college football player with NFL dreams.
For instance, I published quite a lot about the tragic stories of the IDP (Internally Displaced People) in Burma's ethnic territories in women's magazines (through the angle of women nurses working for a relief group).
Arthur Koestler, whom Amos particularly admired, once wrote that there were two planes of experience, the tragic and the trivial, and that artists and writers are blessed — cursed, really — with seeing "everyday experience" on the tragic plane, the "angle of the eternal".
