Sentence examples for tragic rupture from inspiring English sources

Like Ford's breakthrough novel, The Sportswriter, first published in 1986, Canada is essentially about the consequences of a sudden tragic rupture in the fabric of an ordinary family life.

I recall, too, the tragic rupture in the Kashmiri body politic when an atmosphere of fear and loathing forced out the Kashmiri Pandits – a Hindu minority that had cohabited with Muslim Kashmiris for centuries – in an almost overnight exodus, many of them targeted and killed by separatist militants.

He likes some rupture and grit in his rhythm section, and he extends the emotional sensibilities of jazz toward the comic or the tragic.

Eardrums rupture.

Just tragic".

Kinda tragic.

Hardly tragic.

Or tragic.

Rupture, by Simon Lelic (Picador, £12.99) When misfit teacher Samuel Szajkowski interrupts a school assembly by shooting dead a colleague and three pupils before killing himself, it seems a tragic but relatively straightforward case for the CID.

Who caused this rupture?

"What about a rupture?