Sentence examples for tragic example of how from inspiring English sources

Campaigners for reform said she was a tragic example of how the Irish state failed to protect its citizens.

Jim Wallis, the chief executive of Sojourners, a social justice organization, said the battle over the automatic cuts, called "sequestration," is "a good but tragic example of how the idea of the common good is failing in American politics".

John Kerry, in his vote to authorize the war and in his 2004 campaign, is the most tragic example of how so many have been paralyzed by fear created by Bush and his right-wing followers.

An incident Thursday is a particularly tragic example of how more and more of those deaths are occurring: at the hands of Afghan government forces and their NATO-led coalliesn allies.

"We know the horrible and tragic example of how Stalin handled the information about the coming war," he said, alluding to the view that the wartime Soviet leader had obtained advance information of the impending invasion of Russia in 1941 by Nazi forces, but had refused to act on it on political grounds.

"It was a tragic example of how Broken Windows policing targets low-income people and people of color with aggressive tactics for minor infractions".

It is not hard to portray this as another tragic example of misguided, Western intervention.

Joe Paterno is now the most egregious and tragic example of the illusion.

After his death, he was remembered as a tragic example of unfulfilled genius.

Mayor John DeStefano Jr. calls the aborted project a tragic example of public infrastructure gone awry.

The most tragic example of this is Lucy, who lived in the late 1960s and early '70s.