Sentence examples for tragic choice from inspiring English sources

Abortion is "a sad, even tragic choice to many, many women," said Clinton.

She has denounced violent video games and called abortion "a tragic choice".

Last year Hillary Clinton called abortion a 'sad, even tragic choice'.

He referred several times to this "tragic choice," and said A.I.G. was a perfect example of it.

The trilemma is often presented as a somewhat tragic choice: countries cannot have everything they might want.

Utah renames itself the Republic of Deseret and secedes from the Union, forcing Romney to make a tragic choice between his religion and his country?

Many Democrats on the left, committed to "self-righteous inaction," fearful that any exercise of American power might be imperialist, prefer to evade "the tragic choices that defending freedom requires," Mr. Beinart argues.

But let me turn now to our effort to avoid such tragic choices, and speak of three ways that we can build a just and lasting peace.

Or am I rather forced to make some hard, perhaps even tragic choices between two functionings which both reflect basic needs and basic moral duties?

Finally, the pacifist might also appeal to the tragic element in human life: that we often have to make tragic choices in which there is no genuinely good alternative.

After the 9/11 attacks, the APA could have used its knowledge, reputation and influence to promote alternatives to the tragic choices our government made.