Sentence examples for tragically of from inspiring English sources

So I'm not anti-Serb, I'm anti what was done in the name, tragically, of Serbia".

In 1859, Mrs. Stanley died tragically, of yellow fever, but not before saying, "Be a good boy.

Who died tragically of tuberculosis at 25, before he could go on to what surely would have been a brilliant career in advertising.

I felt as though I'd read Alice Greenway's White Ghost Girls (Atlantic £10.99, pp176) countless times before: watchful heroine comes tragically of age against an exotic, troubled backdrop.

Tragically, of course, the dream of seeing the Purple One annihilate the Pyramid Stage has evaporated with him to the castle in the sky.

I can't be the only parent who has tried to implant a child with a memory of a lost grandparent or, more tragically, of a dead parent or sibling.

Or is she living out the end days of a tragically out-of-touch individual.

And they are tragically out-of-step with the lessons of economic history.

Usually a bling-tastic week of decadence and parties for fashionistas, this year the spectacle seemed tragically out of step with the mood in New York City and across the nation.

Within hours the report was tragically out of date.

By this point he was tragically out of step with American art, particularly Abstract Expressionism.