Sentence examples for tragic fall from inspiring English sources
It's always a fall, a tragic fall, and here we are.
Is the tragic fall and rise of Bubbles any more or less engaging than the rise and fall of Christopher Moltisanti?
Ultimately, his is a universal tale, an epic rise and tragic fall.
Yet if those tempted by unimaginable wealth share Icarus's hubris, theirs is also a tragic fall.
It is about a dawning sexuality coinciding with humiliation and a tragic fall from grace.
The 1944 polio outbreak is the backdrop for a tragic fall.
"The clown- / faced woodpecker probing the dead sculpted trunk / of that black birch is, by his presence, / some tragic falling off from a first world / of undivided light," Robert Hass wrote lines, and anxiety, that no one but a native Californian would think to express.
A decade later we're still dealing with the tragic fall-out of chasing after that particular pipe-dream.
There is an amusing section on the 17 rules for married men conducting an affair, which include lying "intelligently" and the tragic "never fall in love".
That Paulie and his mother are British and definitely not upper-class calls up a meaningful echo, however; a Joe Orton shadow of tragic meanness falls on these people.
Curtis's tales are augmented through five parts (Tragic Lives, Fall-Out Chernobyl, New Order, The Shape of Things to Come, The Managed World) that recount the last decades chronologically.
