Sentence examples for tragic disintegration from inspiring English sources
Holmes's production matches these shifts: sometimes rapt and sometimes ironic it shows both meltdown and hoedown, with bendy hats, big beards, much yelping in unison and tragic disintegration.
The recent explosion of an Antares rocket, and the tragic disintegration of Virgin's SpaceShipTwo three days later, remind us that spaceflight is a dangerous endeavour.
"Our understanding [is that] if Geneva 2 were not on the horizon, all we would be looking at is the continued tragic disintegration of the county that will go down further into more violence and more destruction".
The prime minister-designate, Haidar al-Abadi, will have to overcome tremendous hurdles to prevent the tragic and bloody disintegration of the country.
Miller's production was described, by David Hirst, as depicting "the tragic and inevitable disintegration of a more primitive culture as the result of European invasion and colonisation".
Professor Kent was born in Belgrade, Serbia and worked tirelessly and knowledgeably in the defense of the Serbian people during the tragic years of the disintegration of Yugoslavia and its aftermath.
After Bush 41 and Baker, we got Clinton's love affair with Yitzhak Rabin ("I had come to love him as I had rarely loved another man"); the disintegration of Oslo after Rabin's tragic assassination; and the Israel-can-do-no-wrong policy of Bush 43.
This tragic Weltanschauung only exists in periods of societal disintegration where individual emotions and objective facts are in a relation of mismatch so intense that they elicit heroic forms of the denial of social reality.
This tragic coming-of-age story chronicles the parallel disintegrations of the world and the life and family of Julia, a sensitive 12-year-old girl living in a sleepy suburb of California.
It graphically describes the barely credible story of the establishment and disintegration of the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad: a tragic tale of naivety, hubris, waste and wilful ignorance.
