Sentence examples for tragic future from inspiring English sources
No matter who wins, the people face a tragic future.
Already in 1927 the 29-year-old Jean Fautrier in his painting "Rabbit Pelts" had a premonition of the tragic future that was in store for France.
Playing their younger selves in a series of flashbacks, Kate Winslet and Hugh Bonneville have the harder - and in a way more thankless - job, destined always to be a little upstaged by the tragic future.
Washington should say no more and leave Egypt's tragic future to be decided by the Egyptians.
The images of barren landscapes that NASA's Curiosity Rover has sent back from Mars may be snapshots of our tragic future.
The family members are filled with the sense of a tragic future, knowing in their hearts that a great loss is approaching.
Colin Firth (profiled in Intelligent Life last year) runs with the role of Bertie, the somewhat tragic, stuttering future King George VI.
It made the notion of modern design accessible to many people and insured that in the future tragic events would be marked as commemorations of individuals, not as collective disasters.
She praised "Citizen Kane" looking backward — nostalgically, as a vestige of the studio system, to the enthusiasms of her own youth, and to Welles's own, rather than ahead, to the self-renewing youth of the cinema that it inspired, and to the tragic consciousness of future trials that it heralded.
When the risks are perceived as credible and risk-reduction strategies are understood, tragic losses from future lahars on the scale of 20th-century lahar disasters can be avoided or at least minimized.
Vigorous efforts to quantify the seismic hazards and risks of Sabah and these other areas would be an important first step toward mitigating the potentially tragic effects of future earthquakes.
