Sentence examples for tragic declarations from inspiring English sources
Tragic declarations are spoken breezily.
Nonetheless, while declarations about the tragic nature of suicide and the danger of psychiatric complaints accumulate on the Congressional record, legislation pertinent to these statistics does not pass easily.
He didn't win that either and never stood again, but by then I was hooked by the tragic drama of the returning officers' declarations.
Tchaikovsky had also to confront an ominous personal drama that almost stifled the opera at birth.As the composer laboured to make music out of Pushkin's tragic tale the rejection of an epistolary declaration of love which is later regretted he received an unexpected love letter of his own from one of his students at the music conservatory.
Keegan, a man of the right not readily critical of military men or methods, began his 1999 history, "The First World War" (Knopf; $35), with the declaration that the war was "a tragic and unnecessary conflict" that "destroyed the benevolent and optimistic culture of the European continent" — a meaningless disaster, from which all the subsequent disasters of the century descend.
This is in keeping with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, of which America is a signatory, and in response to the tragic violence and oppression gays still face in many countries around the world.
But declarations are cheap.
