Sentence examples for tragic rush from inspiring English sources

State prosecutors determined in February that the accuser's story was not true, and Roy A. Cooper, the North Carolina attorney general, called the three players innocent victims of Nifong's "tragic rush to accuse".

Cooper stated that the charged players were victims of a "tragic rush to accuse".

Miller was eventually vindicated: Charges against the lacrosse players were dropped and North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper (D) said there had been a "tragic rush to accuse".

Granted, it has its faults – the tragic climax is narratively rushed and the aggro between the old patriarch Ephraim and his bridling son Eben is heavily indebted to Euripides and Freud.

That nearly proved tragic for the Galaxy when the Revolution rushed downfield on a counter of their own before Kelyn Rowe pushed his right-footed shot wide of the far post.

Why didn't the countries of Europe decimated by World War I learn from their tragic mistake just two decades earlier before they rushed headlong into another devastating period of bloodshed and devastation?

He briefly explains that he lost a girlfriend to a tragic accident (which drove the narrative of "Fools Rush In"), but beyond that he says only that he has been in a "transitional phase," picking tomatoes in California.

He called the accident "tragic" and praised Mr. Montello's colleagues for rushing to his aid.

Its rich red soils, the cotton-quilted hills and uplands, the rushing, turgid rivers, all are alive with tragic memories of the Civil War," he enthused in "Land of Corn and Lobsters".

There are profound, and potentially competing, interests at stake in these tragic cases, which mandate careful consideration and militate against a rush to judgment.

While many believe this final chapter is something of a rushed failure, it contains elements that are bravely, authentically tragic.