Sentence examples for tragic understanding from inspiring English sources

This tragic understanding of history, though, does take a fair bit of jemmying in to the mostly breezy chapter on learning to ride a bicycle.

Instead, he wrote the first detailed report on Stalin's war against Russian culture, one infused with a tragic understanding of the terrible fate of the Russian literati under Stalin.

And so it comes to pass: the three of them, Peggy, Don and Pete, breaking buns together in an echo of Peggy's tragic Catholicism, understanding one another at some cellular level, in surrounds that Peggy claims to love because they're clean and well-lit.

It's tragic that such understanding has gone, just as we need it most through the years of negotiation and fulmination ahead.

"Stanford Repertory Theater is celebrating its 20th anniversary and we thought the right thing to do to mark the occasion was to go back to the Greeks, and to Euripides, who combines passionate tragedy with a surprising sense of comedy," said Rehm, who is the author of Understanding Greek Tragic Theatre.

Even if you can discern an answer, the pain of loss is not erased simply by understanding the tragic event.

The general public's understanding of these tragic relationships is shaky at best, however often, people don't understand why victims stay, or their understanding of the complex dynamics of abuse are limited to not very good Jennifer Lopez movies.

First are widows, who receive sympathy, compassion and understanding for the tragic situation they are in beyond their control.

It added that the film made "a valuable contribution to the understanding of the tragic history of the country and the region".

There is new evidence that state governments are finally understanding what a tragic mistake they made during the 1990s when they began trying ever larger numbers of children as adults instead of sending them to the juvenile justice system.

"But I would say that it is staggeringly clear that the Western European view of her has been dominated by her death, as a tragic heroine, and hidden our understanding of her as a well-regarded ruler".