Sentence examples for tragic intensity from inspiring English sources

Despite some tangled passagework, my playing, if I remember, was full of tragic intensity.

For a long-time England supporter of almost tragic intensity, this has been a stress-free World Cup.

Yet much of the play's tragic intensity has somehow slipped away and the whole lacks any real sense of moral hazard or horror.

Lawrence writes about miners and their wives with the same tragic intensity as a great dramatist writing about kings and queens.

A combination of Greta Garbo and Cameron Diaz, Simone is the most promising female performer to come along in years, equally fluent in playful eroticism and tragic intensity.

For families without the protection of health insurance, the devastating combination of serious illness and imminent financial ruin can be absolutely mind-numbing, stunning in its tragic intensity.

Your attention is especially rewarded by the work of Mr. Gosling and Mr. Cooper, who offer contrasting studies in tragic, shortsighted masculine intensity.

The religious symbolism that informs Sitwell's war poetry was further emphasized in Gardeners and Astronomers (1953) and The Outcasts (1962), works that brought her wide recognition as a poet of tragic grandeur and intensity.

Crawford, whose gloss, at fifty, was replaced by an angular, operatic intensity, brings tragic grandeur to the role of a sophisticated and lonely manuscript typist, a sort of muse to local literary aspirants, who meets a brash, garrulous young man (Cliff Robertson) who quickly falls for her.

"This event, albeit tragic, renews and strengthens the intensity of our determination to move on in the journey that we undertook," it added.

On the contrary: the tamping down of hatred only increases its intensity, leading to tragic bursts of rage.