Sentence examples for tragic truth from inspiring English sources

You can never tell the tragic truth about your product.

And so we end up with the tragic truth of modern politics.

It was a messier story, but it was closer to the tragic truth of these very human situations.

But if a report from the Bloomberg agency is correct, the tragic truth is that it is no longer exists.

The more tragic truth is that the Trumpian view of the world is the default view of mankind.

This is not what cinema is – and here the title changes from surreal joke to tragic truth.

Shouldn't these latest, tragic truths about the Katrina debacle be a case for an even greater change?

By treating Slavs, Balts, and Jews all as victims together, his critics claim, he was obscuring a tragic core truth.

The movement that the Goldwater Institute has helped to build is based on a tragic underlying truth: in spite of medical progress, patients continue to die from diseases that lack an effective treatment.

"The tragic-comic truth is that pimps and prostitutes like Jackson are the race card.! Their whole existence is based on achieving an entrance (a back door) into the white power camp, then grovelling their way down to a mouthpiece of backwardness.

But when those actions lead to tragic consequences, the truth cannot just be swept under the carpet".