Sentence examples for tragic element from inspiring English sources

So that's another way of emphasizing the tragic element, right?

I'm missing some tragic element or some charisma, or something.

In "Don Verdean," however, the protagonist's heroism brings out the tragic element of Christianity.

"We love a tragic element and an uplifting element," Roggeveen said.

The tragic element is that he was ultimately forced, like Lear, to see the limits of his ambition to remake his world".

And in some sense, even when you have a bitter, tragic poem, faith is expressed simply in the full recognition of the tragic element.

And Mr. Ma's gorgeous -- sometimes almost weeping -- cello solos speak to the tragic elements.

"For all its tragic elements, Wayne Gretzky's life is not a tragedy," Mr. Berg said.

But if this reading of the play has tragic elements, the tragedy is not Shylock's but Venice's.

In the Renaissance, tragicomedy became a genre of play that mixed tragic elements into drama that was mainly comic.

The clever libretto by Richard Thomas, full of raunchy dialogue, is funny, yet true to the tawdry and tragic elements of the real Ms. Smith's life.