Sentence examples for tragically accurate from inspiring English sources
"Bleeding and breathing pain" — such a poignantly sad and tragically accurate description of a country on the brink of something.
We've perfected Malcolm Gladwell's "blink" — the reflexive, addictive and tragically accurate placement of other Indians into bullock carts, scooters, airplanes and who knows what else.
Jagoda Munic, chairperson of Friends of the Earth International, said fears the talks would fail to deliver "a fair and ambitious outcome" had been proven "tragically accurate".
That has proved tragically accurate.
Analysts at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace also found that three intelligence services that are arguably the best in the world -- those of the United States, Britain and Israel -- were tragically unable to provide accurate information on Iraq.
"Our thoughts are with the family at this sad time and we will do all we can to cooperate with the investigation and help provide the family, the coroner and the IPCC with accurate information about how and why he tragically died.
But Kissinger's account of American efforts during the fall of South Vietnam is accurate: in Washington and in Saigon, officials went to great, though tragically belated, lengths to rescue those Vietnamese associated with the governments of South Vietnam and the United States.
Tragically, she died just six years later.
Benjamin's life ended tragically.
