Sentence examples for tragic division from inspiring English sources

MILAN KUNDERA'S poignant novels epitomised the tragic division of central Europe from the rest of the continent.

Our country has a sad history of war between people of the same race, and we still live in tragic division.

And they offer a way out of the wounds of Spain's civil war, still seen in the tragic division between left and right, Catholics and anticlericals.

Bell answered by decrying the "absolutely tragic" division between "normal" people and those called to ministry.

In rarer cases, when lovers separate due to some tragic circumstances – death, division of Korea or the Korean War – they tended to stay loyal to each other, or at least to the memory of the first love.

Since this tragic crime against humanity occurred, tremendous division exists between the Armenian and Turkish communities as a result of Turkey's refusal to acknowledge fully the atrocities committed.

Shakespeare's inspiration for "Romeo and Juliet," "Pyramus and Thisbe" is a story of lovers separated first by a wall and then by death, and it resonates throughout this novel of tragic lovers and impossible-to-breach divisions.

The division is clear and unfortunately tragic in the former Yugoslavia.

America needs its political leaders to present peaceful, unifying solutions to this tragic violence, and not make statements that further division and increase national tension.

"The tragic events in Charlotte and Oklahoma earlier this week once again underscore the divisions that persist between law enforcement officers and the communities that we serve, particularly communities of colour," said Lynch.

He emerged determined to heal the divisions in his country and overcome its tragic history.