Sentence examples for tragic work from inspiring English sources

The hearings were a unique window onto the distressing and tragic work of a mass murderer.

But for the most part, "Seeing" is a poignant, tragic work.

It is a tragic work in its own right, about a man who has too long been denied power ("My life has been a ling'ring for the throne," Charles says, in one of Bartlett's better lines) and finds that once he gets it, he wants even more.

I wondered who else knew about this group's heroic and tragic work and thus decided to write an article discussing their plight.

From the stories I listened to after the conference, I got the impression that prospective Shakespeareans here were watching the political drama that had been unfolding in their country as if it was a tragic work of theater.

Will Maryland continue to hold fast to its tragic work of racial segregation, or will it recognize the blemish it has brought to the nation's post-Civil Rights work and seek to create opportunity for all of its citizens by building its historically Black colleges?

While the accident at the Yiuwah factory was particularly tragic, working conditions elsewhere are worsening.

The Sellout's humor – full and tragic, working on levels beyond levels, laden with history – stands in sharp contrast to what Beatty sees as humor today, "where the joke is the joke", he noted.

Il Trovatore, one of the great tragic works of the 19th century, deals with the abuses attendant on civil war, the private agendas that dictate political brutality and the catastrophes that follow from groundless superstition.

Exaggerated tragic pronouncements work far better.

Their emotionally intense union, and its tragic conclusion, work both with and against the clichés of marriage.