In the tragic competition, each of three tragic poets wrote, produced, and probably acted in three tragedies on a single theme.
John Mearsheimer, who developed the "offensive neorealism" theory for the post-Cold War international situation, also sees unavoidable, tragic competition among powers.
This competition is tragic.
"The question of whether the two countries will step out of the box and create a new era of peaceful competition instead of tragic confrontation has become a major test for both countries and even the rest of the world," the editorial comments.
But what they both share is a tragic refusal to recognize the competition.
The tragic byproduct of this chest-thumping competition is the ammunition it gives to the "fundamentalist" atheist echo chamber, who are likewise trying to one-up each other and prove their credibility through their disdain for religion.
Three tragic and four comic plays were presented in competition for the prize.
Andrew Simpson, a British Olympic gold medallist, drowned after being trapped under the fragments for around ten minutes.Simpson's tragic death not only left a cloud over the competition but also wound up sowing discord among the competitors.
The tragic events at Heysel and the subsequent ban on English clubs in European competition deprived Kendall's team of the chance to stamp their undoubted authority on the continent's premier trophy.
The media roasted Harvey, and called the mistake "cruel," "tragic," "sad" and "regretful," but c'mon... perhaps those words are best reserved for having an actual competition that judges human beings on their looks!
