Sentence examples for tragically beautiful from inspiring English sources

The only way Yasmine Habash can describe the Langtang valley is "tragically beautiful".

"It's horrendously, tragically beautiful," said Jeanne-Marie Patrick as she knelt down to take a picture.

"Day Seven," moving at a crawl, has some of the tragically beautiful qualities of Henry Threadgill's music.

Nathan Gunn sang the role of Clyde, and he had the right quotient of male glamour for a performer in competition with the tragically beautiful Monty Clift.

But the sight of those goslings falling hundreds of feet through the air and bouncing off the cliff side was just breathtakingly and tragically beautiful.

Although the rumours labelling him as a murderer or a distant cousin of Kaiser Wilhelm II may not be based on fact, his love for the tragically beautiful debutante, Daisy Buchanan, is unquestionably true.

As I argued last year, Modernism has yet to have its Penn Station moment, and, tragically, something more beautiful will have to go.

McCullough's story follows the forbidden – but still frequently consummated – love between a Catholic priest and a quiveringly beautiful, tragically neglected, Irish-Australian lassie.

Of course, try explaining to a 20-year-old why the moment at the end of "The Searchers," when Ethan turns in a ranch house doorway and saunters off into the saffron desert behind him, is more tragically and hauntingly beautiful than Leonardo DiCaprio's icy demise in "Titanic," and you will be regarded as insane.

By using a dark color like black paint, the artist shows depictions of environmental destruction as objects like oil begin to encroach on a beautiful but tragically unaware deer.

It offers an inviting time trip into the Jazz Age of the 1920s and focuses on the rich and beautiful people, some tragically flawed, who populate Long Island's haute habitats.