Sentence examples for tragically learned from inspiring English sources

The Libyans "helped some of our diplomats find safety, and they carried Ambassador Stevens's body to the hospital, where we tragically learned he had died," he added, referring to Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens.

The Libyans "helped some of our diplomats find safety, and they carried Ambassador Stevens's body to the hospital, where we tragically learned he had died," he added, referring to the envoy J. Christopher Stevens.

Unfortunately, she tragically learned that while he may have been held captive below decks, he was as much a spirit and trapped on the ghost ship as the other four crew members.

Tonight many thousands of children are tragically learning to live without one of their parents.

Tragically, we learn how sperm whales inhale chromium from coastal plants, which may be causing cancer and birth defects, and beaked whales are prone to stranding due to human-generated sonar.

As our country has learned tragically, when government agencies fail to cooperate and share information, not only is public safety compromised, so is national security.

They thought they had seen inside; but what they learned, tragically, was how little they knew about the union after all.

As the New York City Council learned tragically last year when a councilman was killed after he helped get his killer around the screening point, the point of security is not to make sure that people are carrying the correct form of identification.

Tragically, we also learned of the lynching of a part-time census worker in Kentucky, whose bound-and-gagged body was found with the word "FED" scrawled on his chest.

We learned that tragically just two days ago.

"Our prior concept of war has been completely altered, as we learned so tragically on Sept. 11, 2001," Senator Saxby Chambliss, Republican of Georgia, said.