"They are also behind 'globalisation and its tragic implications'.
It was an utterly specious case, filled to the bursting point with tragic implications and unworthy of a civilized society.
Aware means sensitivity to the tragic implications of a moment or gesture, okashi the comic overtones of perhaps the same moment or gesture.
A sense of the tragic implications of time and place -- time making meaning transient, a present vision of a place always disappearing into the past -- infuses every scene.
The lovers' chance reconnection at a sale of Christmas trees blends sacred and profane passions, and the action pivots on the tragic implications of an ill-chosen Christmas gift.
As long as the United States endures as a republican government established in the late 18th century, all Americans are living the legacy of that creative moment and therefore cannot escape its grand and tragic implications.
Fincher has always been obsessed with outsiders and rebels, but now, in mid-career, he has transferred that obsession into a subtler, more telling form, with both comic and tragic implications.
Coming to a stop, Ms. Jaffe brings her clenched hands to her chest, the tragic implications of her dilemma pulsing in every muscle of her body, and then turns calmly for one last look at Mr. Stiefel.
In effect, "A Quiet Place" is an oblivious, unself-conscious version of Clint Eastwood's recent movies, such as "The 15:17 to Paris," which bring to the fore the idealistic elements of gun culture while dramatizing the tragic implications that inevitably shadow that idealism.
Perhaps by recognizing this about ourselves, and its tragic implications, we can do something about it.
