Sentence examples for tragic trajectory from inspiring English sources

But in Bolaño's ever-darkening universe, a tragic trajectory cannot so easily be reversed.

And despite advance strictures, McGuinness' translation admirably brings out the play's tragic trajectory.

With that one line Tennessee Williams has charted the play's tragic trajectory.

I wrote about Peter last year, and am happy that the post sparked new interest in tracing his tragic trajectory.

Even the Christmas wish lists of young boys reflect the country's tragic trajectory, said Mahal Mikhael, a Baghdad housewife.

She has the most tragic trajectory in the novel, and yet at the end there's a glimmer of hope for her, too.

But few of these tragic trajectories have been written about as poignantly as in "Why We Broke Up". The young-adult debut from Daniel Handler, a bestselling author better known as Lemony Snicket, is an illustrated novel that is its own series of unfortunate events, chronicling a brief but intense teen relationship gone wrong.

This expounded a tragic twin trajectory for the growth of human populations and the increase of food supply.

There was nothing tragic about the trajectories of Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, Mordecai Johnson, or any other biracial black person — aside from the burden of racial inequality they shouldered along with anyone else of African descent.

But while Rabbit is, for all the suffering he endures and inflicts, a fundamentally comic character, his destiny arcing toward happiness, Swede's trajectory is tragic.

Then, about two-thirds of the way through the book comes the deus ex machina; a road accident that fuses all three families' trajectories and hurtles them towards a tragic conclusion.