Sentence examples for tragically bad from inspiring English sources
They are dominated by The Boss, bullied by his son, unsettled by the son's wife and accepted by the other hands, until Lennie accidentally does a tragically "bad thing".
Gone Girl the movie plays as the story of a toxic relationship rather than a good relationship turned tragically bad.
And let's not forget Polanski was also responsible for 1986's tragically bad Pirates.
When Senator Clinton voted with President Bush to authorize the war in Iraq, she made a tragically bad decision that diverted our military from the terrorists who attacked us, and allowed Osama bin Laden to escape and regenerate his terrorist network.
"Madame Bovary" isn't really a didactic story of a woman who is tragically stuck in a bad marriage — though there is enough of that in the novel so that generations of college freshmen can spin essays about the bad old days and the subjugation of women.
"Madame Bovary" isn't really a didactic story of a woman who is tragically stuck in a bad marriage though there is enough of that in the novel so that generations of college freshmen can spin essays about the bad old days and the subjugation of women.
This morning, Ted Cruz, the Republican Senator from Texas, declared, "This week, the government of Iran is sitting down with the United States government, swilling Chardonnay in New York City, to discuss … a very, very bad deal that tragically is setting the stage for Iran to acquire nuclear-weapons capability".
Ironically, Brooke's biography only got pasted on the Internet in 2004, thanks to the zeal of Tammy Welch, and Esther's own story got put there too, on police computers, thanks to her sister Lori's bad dreams... Tragically, Brooke Henson's family was euphoric when they first heard she had been found.
He died tragically and Woody brought the bad news...and stayed to woo Blanche in his own sweet time and marry her himself.
The killing of the Windsor Terrace Guido, to borrow from Paul Castellano, was a bad thing done wrong — tragically wrong.
About fifteen or eighteen years ago, I once played tennis with a writer friend, who turned out to be so bad at it, so tragically inept, that he didn't manage to win a single point against me.
