Sentence examples similar to tragic hardship from inspiring English sources
Granted, those with worse lives are probably going to be exposed to the greater number of risk factors for depression, but that doesn't mean those with reduced likelihood of exposure to hardships or tragic events are immune.
And above all those plain, pinched faces fit perfectly with what we know of the literary sisters' story: years of seclusion and hardship followed by tragic early deaths.
Hardships were greater the tragic outcome of the Donner party served as a reminder of this and rewards were in proportion.
It is tragic to read of the penguins' hardship.
Our collective -- popular, governmental, corporate, media -- brushoff of economic hardship and anti-social vitriol is tragic.
The Greeks had a "tragic wisdom" that enabled them to confront the hardships of life and the inevitability of death.
Jamal's hardships, which move from harrowing to tragic, do not extinguish his tenacity or his underlying joie de vivre.
The finest examination of its decadences and its hardships, its comic tragedies and its tragic comedies.
National legislative demands that schools show "continuous improvement," without any amelioration of the economic hardship faced by parents, would be laughable were it not so tragic.
Beyond the tragic loss of innocent lives, those of you who depend for a livelihood on tourism will know the hardship it causes when extremists abuse your hospitality.
