Sentence examples for tragic realities from inspiring English sources

As a good and friendly neighbor, this Canadian would like to apologize to all those on your side of the border for the lame, windy excuses now emanating from my fellow countrymen who, in light of current tragic realities, are rethinking their support for your president, his incompetent manipulators and their doomed-from-the-start, militaristic foray into Iraq.

These tragic realities exist.

As the "Queen of Country" finally confesses, the far-reaching, tragic realities of her car crash have come to fruition.

Still those of us who serve the poor everyday are concerned not just by the tragic realities showcased in the report but by their scope.

We learned together the tragic realities of the hidden hungry in this country and tried to fashion a message and a solution that would engage a societal response and make a difference in saving lives.

Be it as it may: The split of the Palestinian people and its leaders in the West Bank and Gaza is one of the big tragic realities that the Palestinians brought about all by themselves.

"It's a tragic reality".

This is a tragic reality.

Juxtaposing heroes and villains, he cuts between political comedy and tragic reality with intoxicating glee.

"Incidents of this nature are a tragic reality of this kind of effort," said Lt. Col. John L. Dorrian, a NATO spokesman.

The tragic reality of the Trayvon Martin case is not unique but universal; it was not unusual, but typical.