Sentence examples for tragic discovery from inspiring English sources
Angela Meade is one of very few contemporary sopranos who have the technique and the stamina to bring off the role of Semiramide, a proud and ruthless ruler who makes the tragic discovery that her fiancé is her own son.
To knowingly foment discord among races is a disgrace to our flag". News of the dramatic and tragic discovery spread as President Trump's former campaign chairman and personal attorney were convicted of crimes in federal court.
So when Danye Jones, the son of activist Melissa McKinnies, was found dead in the backyard of his mother's St . Louis Countyhome last month, the tragic discovery added new fuel to the unproven theory that Ferguson protesters are being targeted because of their activism.
In 2013, excavators working at Upper Sun River (USR), an archaeological site in central Alaska's Tanana River Basin, made a surprising and tragic discovery.
In this second excerpt, he and colleagues go into Zaire's hot zone and, with the help of nuns who had survived, make a tragic discovery about how the virus had spread among pregnant women.
It was first seen in the desperate hope shared by so many that three young men would be found alive, and it endured through the tragic discovery of their terrible fate.
It transpires that their fathers, both seafarers, died in tragic circumstances, and this discovery proves a healing experience.
What makes those deaths all the more tragic is that the discovery of blood types, a few decades later, was the result of a fairly simple procedure.
"A production company was shooting a show for Discovery Channel when this tragic accident occurred," a spokeswoman for the channel said.
The story begins with scenes of doe-eyed adoration, but its title, Earley says, is "sneakily cruel"; it is, in the end, about a boy's discovery of love's "tragic impermanence".
And in Helter Skelter, a suburban couple's apparently routine restaurant rendezvous at the end of a day's New York Christmas shopping turns into a chilling voyage of discovery leading to a tragic destination.
