Sentence examples for tragically going from inspiring English sources

But you are, tragically, going to die.

The sorry environ was burnt to the ground after the revolution, with its populace tragically going down with the ship.

While Gaza was tragically going up in flames, about 50 Israelis and a similar number of Palestinians and Europeans gathered together in Florence this week for a tripartite conference (pdf) devoted to "Europe's role in the resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict".

The devastation tragically goes on and a repatriation claim for the €45,000 sculpture is unlikely to be made.

"The training is there for a purpose, and it is arduous training at any level, and sometimes things tragically  go wrong".

Jesse Eisenberg gives an excellent performance as James, a bright young guy who has tragically gone all the way through college remaining a virgin.

"The case studies collected together in this report are finally shining much needed spotlight on a problem that has largely, and tragically, gone unnoticed in the past".

It seems the Charter has, tragically, gone the way of the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact which purported to outlaw war and was signed by every major belligerent in World War II.

It couldn't be further than last year's winner, Hastings pier, a community-led project that tragically went into administration shortly after the prize was awarded, and was sold to a private hotelier for a fraction of the cost of its renovation.

"When things tragically go wrong they need to be examined.

And so I mourn for Paris most of all - for the painfully young faces of the victims, so beautiful, so lovely, so tragically gone.