Sentence examples for tragic implications from inspiring English sources

"They are also behind 'globalisation and its tragic implications'.

The cold war's smartest operators knew that, and were finely tuned to 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.

The endless parade of movies that bear the name or show the influence of Judd Apatow (a producer of "Superbad") blunts the tragic implication of that claim by insisting that a man is a successful boy, who gets to keep his toys and his pals even as he acquires the benefits and obligations of heterosexual monogamy.

Negative space has tragic social implications in the single drawing by Robert Gober that provides one of the show's exclamation points.

Yet it has a tragic emotional implication, the image of a life stopped short.

But because the series of minute shape changes from wrapped to unwrapped is unavoidable, the work's implications were tragic news for every alas-poor-Yorick moment of great drama.

Grandeur of language, proliferation of themes, in them frequent grief-arousing touches, pain-producing implications, the tragic and heart-melting style that is the true goal of the elegy--of these qualities #518# Mirzā Dabīr was the king.