Sentence examples for tragic look from inspiring English sources

But her tragic look detracts from the crystal-clear movement in Balanchine's "Symphony in C".

The Siege of Krishnapur by JG Farrell (1973) Inspired, funny but ultimately tragic look at colonialism in India.

The seventh collection from Wyoming-based poet Galvin is a plainspoken and sometimes tragic look at the people and landscape of the American West.

Finally, he flips to a picture of a tragic-looking St . Petersburgbar.

Their only solid sustenance is a box of Stoned Wheat Thins and some tragic-looking carrot sticks.

Compared with this epic stretch, Shakespeare's other tragic leads look almost lightweight: Othello with 890, King Lear 750, Macbeth a slimline 710.

Ms. Wilson said that she could not comment on the case, which is yet to be resolved, but said, "Like everyone I believe in the astronaut office, we were all very surprised, we felt it to be very tragic and look forward to the resolution so that she and her family can resume some sense of normalcy".

It would be so tragic to look at.

His hero Leonard, with his tragic handicap, may look bizarre to some, but to Mr. Nolan he in many ways represents us all.

Brendan Fraser's disappearance from the silver screen is all the more tragic when you look back and remember how great he is in the original Mummy from 1999.

Cultural hand-wringing aside, actual parenting isn't nearly as tragic as it looks from a distance.