Sentence examples for tragically are from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lopate's reminiscence, happily, is concerned less with prestige than with pleasure, and the critical essays collected in his engaging 1998 book "Totally, Tenderly, Tragically" are, like any criticism worth reading, evidence that seriousness is an ennobled form of delight.

But terrorists, tragically, aren't fools, and constantly adapt to the screening regimes.

Mass shootings in America, tragically, are becoming too commonplace.

"Our politicians, tragically, are owned by the gun lobby," Warnock said this week.

Trump and his bigotry-spewing advisors have been revealed to be what they tragically are; wretchedly bereft, on an international scale, of these very same democratic ideals of national virtue.

This, tragically, is the country we inhabit.

Science, tragically, is what gets left behind.

And Wavell, tragically, was quite unable to fulfil these expectations.

"What happens then, tragically, is that people will dip into their rent account.

The mystery of Mr. Kolb's disappearance has finally and tragically been solved.

Keynes makes the case against gold, but tragically is not on best form.