Sentence examples for tragic narrative from inspiring English sources

This is the new tragic narrative'.

Women shouldn't have to become part of a tragic narrative in order to get that recognition.

But that will not snap the second strand of tragic narrative the media are spinning around Mr McCain.

Byron's tragic narrative got buried long ago under multiple layers of showy accretions and trite, formulaic music.

("In my adulthood, being gay is an identity; the tragic narrative my parents feared for me is no longer inevitable").

His finest works are tragic narrative poems (Stumar-maspindzeli [1893; "Host and Guest"], Gvelis mchameli [1901; "The Snake-Eater"]) that combine Caucasian folk myth with human tragedy.

When one is writing about the Holocaust, it is tempting to engage in operatic tragic narratives.

Stoppard charts the perilous path that lies between childhood and the responsibilities of parenthood and some tragic narratives that lie along the way.

After all, a vast majority of my knowledge is fed through sensational news reporting, through tragic narratives of lives lost too soon.

Even though numerous studies have shown a strong correlation between the presence of immigrants in a community and a reduction in crime, the Remembrance Project provided powerful and tragic narratives that anti-immigrant activists could use to make their case, and Espinoza's group soon took on an importance out of proportion to its relatively small size.

The truth is, the tragic narratives of her early albums have arguably lost their relevance to her life as the victorious spirit of her latter work (2003's Love & Life, 2005's The Breakthrough, 2007's Growing Pains and 2009's Stronger with Each Tear) come from a woman who's a wife, step mother and philanthropist who simply hasn't got the time to sing "woe is me" like she did her in twenties.