Sentence examples for tragic from from inspiring English sources

Two live recordings of this gargantuan symphony – the "Tragic" – from two fine orchestras and two top conductors: how to choose?

A few months ago a music journalist and cricket tragic from Northampton thought he might like to put the two together and do a bit of cricket blogging.

He talked just as he had ruled: walking the thin rope that separates madness from political satire, the tragic from the comic.

The arc of it, of course, was almost unbearably tragic, from the famous picture of the boy saluting his father's coffin to the plane crash off Massachusetts in July 1999 that killed him, his wife and her sister.

The contestants, selected from audition tapes, are Bellevue, None the Wiser and Tonight at Ten, all from Yonkers; Driftwood, from Port Chester; Pandora's Mistake, from Thornwood; Raging Bon Heures, from Trumbull, Conn.; the Remedies, from Bedford; and the Tragic, from Tuckahoe.

The music journalist and cricket tragic from Northampton did so, wrote a sort of informal "test piece", which Darty was good enough to like, and just a short time later he was sat next to John Ashdown writing a drip-by-drip liveblog of a One Day match between England and Australia.

Vick said the 10-part series, "The Michael Vick Project," would show his turnaround from a tragic fall from stardom "that was all my fault".

People experience a range of emotions - including sadness - when confronted with poignant tales from history, and tragic stories from literature.

And perhaps today's heatedly divided societies will learn from Chile before they have to learn the hard and tragic way from their own errors.

He calls these "Tragic Tales From Diyala".

The second alienation was tragic: alienation from one another.