Sentence examples for tragic state from inspiring English sources

William Finnegan explores the tragic state of Venezuela.

But if all the burden is put on eaters, that's not a tragic state of affairs".

This leads to a tragic state of affairs where children's behaviour is continually interpreted through the prism of adult imaginations.

This is the tragic state of most of our Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander languages, the Australian languages.

He had a neat answer, when I asked him how many people were responsible for the tragic state of Bulgarian governance, and its infiltration by organised crime.

Thinking about tragedy, we should consider that tragic state -- the poisoned planet, the agonies of the refugee and the starving child.

"I am shocked by the tragic event," stated UNICEF's Special Representative in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Dan Rohrmann.

Perhaps even more tragic is the state of access to the arts for students in special education programs.

We've seen the tragic abandonment of state support for public universities, which will now need to operate more like private institutions.

Given such selective and tactical provision of "bookend" visuals in such a controversial, and then shockingly tragic case, the state shouldn't have been surprised that people would try and imagine the rest -- in this case, literally so.

"For the people who had lived in California for hundreds of years before the Spanish arrived, the growth of the missions was tragic," says the state-adopted textbook currently read by fourth-graders, for whom state history is mandatory.