Sentence examples for tragic election from inspiring English sources

This has been a tragic election.

Through most of this odd and ultimately tragic election season there appeared to be one constant.

Rock legend Bruce Springsteen has described Donald Trump as a "moron" and "tragic" in an election campaign he has chosen largely to stay out of, until now.

Miliband, whose traceless ascent came courtesy of all-male Blair and Brown elites, went on to demonstrate his feminist commitment by relying on almost exclusively male advice in his tragic "Ed Stone" election campaign.

The contest in Indi (Victoria) has captivated election tragics in the last few weeks.

Our Brand is Crisis, on the other hand, is about American political consultants interfering in a Bolivian presidential election, to tragic effect.

The third time, a reporter references a tweet from some months ago describing the tragic circumstances of this election season as "amusing".

Perhaps Sócrates is hoping to cast himself in the victim role for the elections: the tragic leader who was dragged into crisis by an over-emotional opposition.

The idea that his nonsense may shape the outcome of this election is both tragic and absurd.

By John Cassidy June 20, 2017 A stunning election and a tragic fire have shaken a country already reeling from terrorist attacks, and severely damaged Prime Minister Theresa May's standing.

David Ritter, chief executive of Greenpeace Australia Pacific, says the reef's plight should have been the "tragic starting gun" for an election where all parties pitched a vision "for how Australia can flourish in a world of new technologies, renewable energy and cleaned up political economy".