Sentence examples for tragic crisis from inspiring English sources

And never, not even in a tragic crisis, is that on the basis of a single issue.

It should go without saying, but apparently does not, that the tragic crisis unfolding in the Middle East calls for sober statesmanship rather than political posturing.

But "Swan Lake" is not truly itself unless its tragic crisis forces both hero and heroine to take their lives in the lake.

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"Selma's Negro community is, in fact, in an hour of new and more subtle crisis — a tragic crisis when it is contrasted with the soaring hopes and selfless devotion they and their friends demonstrated here such a short time ago".

"These children's lives, their ability to learn, to earn, and to lead productive lives is being stunted by this tragic crisis," said Hopkins.

Rarely contrived, only occasionally glib, this small gem of a movie is accurate in its evocation of the recent past and honest in its confronation of potentially tragic crises.

Don't emigrate!" "We exhort our faithful and call them to patience in these tribulations, especially in this tsunami of stifling, destructive, bloody and tragic crises of our Arab world, particularly in Syria, but also to different degrees in Egypt, Iraq, Palestine and Lebanon," he wrote.

After all these tragic crises, the authorities in the kingdom established the National Commission for Disaster Management (NCDM) in May 2006.

There are tragic crises in Andhra Pradesh, the regrettable stepping-down of Muhammad Yunus from Grameen, and provocative headlines in the media claiming to refute microcredit's effectiveness.

Michael Steele, the Republican Party chairman, claimed that the president was "manipulating this tragic national crisis for selfish political gain".