Sentence examples for tragically real from inspiring English sources

This is all too tragically real.

It would be funny it weren't so tragically real.

Bullying is tragically real, with devastating consequences in both the short- and long-term.

With uninflected realism, an attentive camera and no weeping strings, Ms. Reichardt makes palpably, tragically real what it means to be struggling at the very edge of the economic abyss.

Our exuberant guide, who clearly loved the house, recounted its stories, from ghost sightings to the tragically real history of Hetty Walwyn, an 18th-century daughter, who was confined in one of those shadowy rooms for 30 years as punishment for a scandalous elopement.

Hardin (1995) offers an analysis of two tragically real political cases, the Yugoslavian civil war of 1991 95, and the 1994 Rwandan genocide, as PDs that were nested inside coordination games.

Roads jammed for hours as tens of thousands fled, far more than would probably have left except the terrible power of hurricanes was tragically viscerally real because of what had happened a few hundred miles to the east just days before.

Tragically, the real change is going to come in the form of a massive wave under which they will perish as they play on the shores.

Teenagers today have no idea how many curfews we lived through, and the fear, which for many in India, Sikhs, Muslims, Hindus, have tragically proved real time and time again.

In either case, the professors who model their lectures on Nabokov's now have, tragically, a very real clipping to show their students.

And to begin by asking you to think about a couple of cases in real life, tragically, that have the structure that Trolley problems do.