Sentence examples for tragic letter from inspiring English sources

Clifford said he thought it was a "tragic" letter, but dismissed it as having been written by somebody who was disturbed.

"Dear Ralph," it begins, "I received your tragic letter about your savage, glue-sniffing son and read it while eating breakfast at 4.30am in a Waffle House on the Edge of Mobile Bay… You are reaping the whirlwind, Ralph.

I wrote her tragic letters, which must have been hard to read.

Tragic letters sent by Russian soldiers to their families from the 1939-40 front — intercepted by the secret police, and never delivered — are reprinted in the exhibition's catalogue.

Friends, former colleagues, politicians, journalists and strangers offered support and advice; there were "tragic letters" from men who had been imprisoned for importuning in Hyde Park, and luminaries including Chris Patten, Norman Foster and Lord Puttnam wrote a public letter of support to the Financial Times.

Over this soundtrack, a narrator reads a tragic love letter that names America as its subject.

It is not being "gentle" to use personal, tragic, anguished letters that way — it's cruel.

"It's not being 'gentle' to use personal, tragic, anguished letters that way – it's cruel".

It is not being "gentle" to use personal, tragic, anguished letters that way it's cruel.

A few years ago, one woman even inked her forehead with Drake's name (in really tragic block letters)—an act that prompted the internet to collectively go "WTF?" and caused Drake himself to confront the LA tattoo artist behind it in person.

The Wannabe, executive produced by one of the Godfathers of the mob film genre, Martin Scorsese, is a tragic goodbye love letter to the mafia as an institution and to Old New York, based on true events.