Sentence examples for tragically missed from inspiring English sources

Gaza was a golden opportunity tragically missed.

London's loss, however much deserved, is a tragically missed opportunity.

Frank Burroughs, the founder of the Abigail Alliance, said his group was "dumbfounded that most of the justices tragically missed the merits of the case".

Paul Steindler, a veteran of such Manhattan institutions as the Pierre hotel and the tragically missed Windows on the World, took over as pastry chef.

I spent most of Tuesday at an airport, and so, tragically, missed watching yesterday's Murdoch-Brooks hearings live, although I caught glimpses on the silent televisions in the terminal.

She described it as an opportunity "very tragically missed", adding: "This incredibly short sentence for the killing of Reeva Steenkamp is another example of the lives and the career and the future of a man being valued over that of a woman who he has killed".

A bare-chested acrobat, face set in stoic concentration, one finger raised high, is, almost tragically, missing a leg.

Tragically, he will be missed by every person who worked with him.

Tragically, however, he may have missed out on the final moments of his wife's life.

Already the UN has conceded that the targets for safeguarding wild species and wild places in 2010 have been missed: comprehensively and tragically.

"How have we missed it so tragically, when even rock stars and Hollywood actors seem to understand?" Mr. Stearns argues that evangelicals were often so focused on sexual morality and a personal relationship with God that they ignored the needy.