Sentence examples similar to tragic peak from inspiring English sources

Exactly how Hollywood will film a man crawling for six miles along a glacier remains to be seen, but then triumph over adversity has long been a celluloid staple.The third type of mountain book, the tragic, reached its peak with Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air".

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Another thing the war can do is wipe out the social protests that began resurfacing in the summer, and that reached their peak with the tragic self-immolation of Moshe Silman.

'Grappled' is permissible, because Aeschylus towers, even amid the peaks of Greek tragic drama.

With their spectacular peaks and frequently tragic troughs, the material quickly becomes stodgy in the wrong hands.

The most outstanding version of all, however, remains EMI's 1967 recording with Janet Baker and John Barbirolli. Baker, at the peak of her powers, combines tragic dignity with consolatory warmth, while Barbirolli is humane and tender.

GamePro said it was "Kratos' tragic fall and brutal ascension to the peaks of Mount Olympus that made the original God of War so memorable".

His tragic death in 1994, when Nirvana were at the peak of their commercial success, means that to millions of fans he's less of a rock star and more of a legend.

Having never liked him at his peak, these days I confess to feeling there is such a tragic grandeur to his story that I devour any and all news related to it.

Both timely and tragic, Baran anticipates that Northwest Passage will easily attract attention from Twin Peaks' devoted and enduringly active following.

But the fans wanted a tragic Piaf, and she gave it to them — even in the '40s, when her fortunes were at their peak.