Sentence examples for tragic histories from inspiring English sources

His friends have tragic histories, but he does not.

There are houses all over London – all over the country – with similarly tragic histories.

FIDDLY little places with tragic histories; ancient hatreds exploited by foreign powers; a sudden blunder into war.

"Everyone talks about 'the migrants' in a broad generalisation, but these are individuals with stories and lives, in many cases tragic histories that have brought them to this point," he said.

However, if we are going to let rapists off the hook because of their tragic histories we should open the prison doors right now.

Mrs. Mason also tells Mary and Caroline the unfortunate or tragic histories of people she has known, such as that of Jane Fretful, who died because of her bad behaviour; Jane was an angry and selfish little girl and eventually her anger affected her health and killed her.

And the rest is tragic history.

Tragic history shimmers in those dancing vowels.

After all, the tragic history of the Middle East is one of opportunities not taken.

"There's a tragic history of discrimination against Haitians in the Dominican Republic," she added.

The two brothers, who are enemies, the enemies-brothers, and therefore the tragic history, the tragic knot of Theban mythology.