Sentence examples for tragic conflicts from inspiring English sources

My own family was marked, scattered and reunited by the tragic conflicts of the last century.

By contrast, the tragic conflicts Shawcross describes spun out of control when force was used, either by governments or opposition movements (usually by both), to achieve political ends.

His remarks evoke an anti-authoritarian leftism — a belief in government action and in personal freedom, in social progress and in artistic originality, with an acknowledgment both of the inherent connections and the tragic conflicts between these ideals.

Denis Cassidy, president of the UK National Association of Press Agencies, said: "It's very sad to learn that a highly respected photojournalist has become another victim covering tragic conflicts overseas.

For decades, India has not only been unwilling to solve one of the world's most tragic conflicts but has scuttled any attempt at meaningful discourse on the issue, both internationally and within the country.

Mr. Cramer interviews Israelis and Palestinians and offers personal asides, snippets of history, conspiracy theories and caricatures of religion and national character to create a fun-house reflection of a region whose tragic conflicts cry out for accurate representation and serious analysis.

These two extraordinary landscapes show sites of tragic conflict.

This mistake in terminology has long obscured and oversimplified the complex history of that tragic conflict.

Khaled embodies Syria's tragic conflict, but also the opportunities that we must grasp.

Shlaim asserts that "the fundamental issue in this tragic conflict is not Israeli security but Palestinian national rights".

Across the millennia since 442 B.C. and across the seas from Greece comes a drama of tragic conflict.