Sentence examples for tragically, however from inspiring English sources

Tragically, however, the Russian authorities have denied their athletes this chance through their actions.

Tragically, however, he may have missed out on the final moments of his wife's life.

Tragically, however, the government has failed to address the important relationship between one's income and one's ability to make healthy lifestyle choices.

Tragically, however, both investment strategies fail in the event of a major financial collapse, which drives many businesses into bankruptcy and many workers into unemployment.

Tragically, however, she was unable to rebut these slurs or even participate in the publicity campaign for her book; Rachel Carson was now mortally ill with breast cancer, and died 18 months after publication, on 14 April 1964.

Tragically, however, Barton's last big project, Tantalus, has left unhealed scars: dealing with the origins, climax and aftermath of the Trojan war, it led to a Homeric row when Peter Hall removed one of the original plays and tightened the narrative structure in advance of the Denver premiere.

It was tragically unfunny – however I must give credit for at one point I distinctly remember there being one joke where I went as far as to push more air out of my nose than usual – and that's about as funny as this gets.

Part of the plan tragically misfires, however.

However, tragically for Simone and her family; she has been moved twice since leaving Castlebeck and is now accommodated over 200 miles from her family; too far for them to visit.

The first chapters of this are the best I've read about 9/11, because they conjure the strange and extraordinary exhilaration of those early days after the attack, the heightened sense of existence that accompanies being present at the moment the world was transformed, however tragically.

Seen against this tragically sympathetic Blanche, however, Stanley's brutality was harder to tolerate; if he was not a villain, he was an extremely charming monster, and the audience was uncomfortably implicated in Blanche's destruction by its early laughter and its deep attraction to him.