Sentence examples for tragically familiar from inspiring English sources

Recently I witnessed a married couple interact in a way that was not only tragic but tragically familiar.

The subsequent cycle of lamentation, bitterness and anger was tragically familiar to all.

It's a tragically familiar worry for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families in Australia.

We know nothing of what happened immediately before that moment, but we're tragically familiar with what she's gone through.

The deeper causes of the violence in Sinai are tragically familiar from elsewhere in the Middle East.

It is here that Laclau's words illuminate the present crisis: this universe, this constructed normality, is tragically familiar.

But you would be more likely to think of a lot of other tragically-familiar risk factors that could have played a part.Fallows argues that "based on initial reports, this crash appears to be the aviation counterpart to that 3am freezing-rain case".

Because so much is familiar, tragically, each side is being pulled into a spiralling war in a region that is more explosive than it was just a couple of years ago.

It is a story of intolerance and reaction, two themes that we are still tragically all too familiar with.

High illiteracy rates in Egypt's primary and middle schools, blood-covered hospital beds shared by multiple patients, and increased suicide rates among men unable to provide for their families are tragically common and familiar headlines.

Tragically, that outcome has become all too familiar in Mexico, where impunity is a national scourge.