Sentence examples for tragic conclusions from inspiring English sources

This is what passes for strategy inside the euro zone these days.Kafka's tales often follow their own spirals of logic towards grisly, even tragic conclusions.

Todd considers what these proliferations reveal about our vision of nature and our place within it, and the ways in which good intentions have run headlong against the narrow logic of nature, leading to tragic conclusions.

The pair monitored the events to their tragic conclusion.

As a result, despite its showy surface, "After Miss Julie" doesn't earn its tragic conclusion.

As "West Side Story" hurtles to its inevitable tragic conclusion, the audience is treated to astonishing moments of stagecraft.

Filmed on Hatteras Island, N.C., "Vacation!" meanders like an endless summer's day; even its tragic conclusion feels incongruously fragile.

Their enemy is formidable, and the chances of a violent or even tragic conclusion are very likely.

And why, in the musical's tragic conclusion, does he commit suicide after he finds himself unable to execute Valjean?

But Father Amaro forces Amelia to have a clandestine abortion, an action that leads to the film's tragic conclusion.

Their emotionally intense union, and its tragic conclusion, work both with and against the clichés of marriage.

Rome's 20th-century landmarks and monuments mainly reflect fascism's ambitions and its tragic conclusion in the final years of the war.