Sentence examples for tragic script from inspiring English sources

Newspapers and tabloids were flooded last week with stories about the untimely death of Johnson & Johnson heiress, Casey Johnson, 30, whose privileged and wild life followed an old and tragic script: She was born into enormous wealth and advantage, and yet in her early twenties she emerged under the media spotlight looking tired, sometimes angry, and often disturbed.

And when the script approaches tragic terrain — when Mother Courage's children bite the dust — Ms. Streep provides a master class in the art of electrified stillness.

The confines of font streamline and depersonalize emotionality, in contrast with the romance of thoughtful script or the tragic desperation of slanted scrawls.

This time the suds outweigh the humor, and to its credit Mr. Perry's script doesn't duck tragic consequences.

(In the old series "Dallas," resurrecting the beloved Bobby required tweaking the script so that his tragic death turned out to be somebody's dream).

When he was working with Charlie Kaufman scripts, that abandonment had a tragic aspect, and wasn't clearly resolved.

To the sum of works that includes the film A Beautiful Mind, the play/film Proof and multiple scripts and novels about the tragic genius Alan Turing is now added the fifth novel by Ethan Canin.

His epic script transformed the adventurer Gertrude Bell from tragic lover into the Ubermensch kingmaker of the Arabian desert, a modern rendering of the ancient myth.

First decide whether you're going to write a classic tragedy, as a script for a play, or a tragic novel.

The script is sprinkled with both, but a tragic childhood lies behind Dr. Westheimer's omnipresent broad smile and constant chirpiness, and that story is told here as well.

Her tabloid Medea story is awful and squalid, and in reconstructing it in "Down the Drain," the Adobe Theater Company, with a script by Stanton Wood, has mined it for both tragic resonance (understandably) and laughs (not).