Sentence examples for tragic conversion from inspiring English sources
One of the evening's biggest surprises occurred when the British artist Glenn Brown's dramatic landscape "The Tragic Conversion of Salvador Dali (After John Martin)" from 1998 sold for $8 million, a record for the artist at auction and far above Sotheby's high estimate of $4.5 million.
But for experts the conversion is tragic, and will inevitably lead to damaging the building.
However, after undergoing a spiritual conversion and experiencing the tragic death of his wife and child, Dorsey forsook popular music and focused his work on religious music like the song, "Precious Lord, Take My Hand".
Deanna Othman writes that the female Muslim convert "provides a spectacle for the public to shake their heads at because she is a tragic character, and her tragic flaw is her conversion" to Islam.
Such conversions, though rare, are a powerful, even tragic, symbol of the community's plight.
"It was really tragic to see every member of the council simply give a little considered approval to the conversion of the unique cultural asset to a pub," Mr Hudson said.
