Sentence examples for tragic evidence from inspiring English sources

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, ethnic cleansing and genocide in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, The Sudan, and elsewhere provided tragic evidence that the forcible elimination of minorities continued to appeal to some sectors of society.

More tragic evidence of this was provided last week when unarmed women expressing their opinion about the disputed election in Ivory Coast were mown down by troops loyal to the incumbent president.

See @davechappelle and @kattwilliams for the tragic evidence.

That's probably all the more true in the case of a beloved and talented man whose suicide was seen as tragic evidence of a life beset by depression that was worsened by a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.

The deaths of children on all sides constitute further tragic evidence of the terrible impact the conflict is having on children and their families on all sides.

"While the ultimate collective failure to prevent Nicole Suriel's death is particularly tragic, the evidence does not support a finding of criminality on the part of any of those involved," said Kathleen M. Rice, the Nassau County district attorney, in a report.

All of those can divert attention from other evidence, tragic and irrefutable and available daily, that in the streets of Baghdad, as Donald Rumsfeld once noted, real stuff does happen.

That will be tragic, because the evidence for what we really should be doing is strong and clear and consistent and compelling.

Critics have been divided on whether Barth identified with the narrator's beliefs; this appeared probable to John Gardner, Richard W. Noland and Tony Tanner, while Beverly Gross and Campbell Tatham believed the tragic ending was evidence to the contrary.

And yet the central sin that now haunts Happy Valley has long been in evidence — a tragic myopia.

No public official should be so rigid or inflexible as to turn a blind eye to scientific evidence of tragic flaws in our system.