Sentence examples for tragic condition from inspiring English sources

Don Simms has undertaken a noble endeavor to shed light on this tragic condition.

Today she sees that as almost a tragic condition: "It's just me and it always has been me.

This may be true throughout history, but the author has in mind the present tragic condition of the world, when we have to think of the scapegoat not as one piece of human refuse but as "whole sweated, uprooted populations".

He gets his comeuppance, of course, but, after this movie and "The Constant Gardener," one would like to whisper ever so gently into the ears of all Western filmmakers that Africa, in its tragic condition, is perhaps not the most appropriate place to stage the moral redemption of dopey Europeans.

But it makes his gayness unambiguously clear and shows how his adolescent desire for another boy is bound up in secrecy, repression, shame and grief – a tragic condition but one that also fuelled his intellectual focus and self-sufficiency with such tremendous results.

However, others have defended the film, including the Guardian's Ben Walters, who suggested that The Imitation Game "makes his gayness unambiguously clear and shows how his adolescent desire for another boy is bound up in secrecy, repression, shame and grief – a tragic condition but one that also fuelled his intellectual focus and self-sufficiency with such tremendous results".

Then, on stage, he came out against Vietnam, and spoke about "the tragic conditions in our inner cities… those who have lost faith… those who cannot get jobs".

There is "little question that alcohol sold in Whiteclay contributes significantly to tragic conditions on the reservation," he wrote in his decision.

Speaking of Mr. Kim, he continued, "He stated that he intended by his acts to make a political statement to bring the tragic conditions suffered by citizens of North Korea at the present time to the public's attention".

Uncle Robert (my father always called him Jim — don't ask) died many years ago, but he came to mind as I was going over the dismal information in a new report about the tragic conditions confronting a large portion of America's black population, especially black males.

The truth is that Greece has reached its limits and is destined to live under tragic conditions.