Sentence examples for tragically today from inspiring English sources

Tragically today we have a whole army of people encouraging us to be suspicious.

His anthem of hardship, austerity and struggles for a "living wage" resonates as tragically today as it did in 1985 – or would have done in 1933.

Having lived in France for years and worked for and with major French companies, I speak firsthand to the fact that France suffers profoundly from its elite schools, which twist tragically today on the pillar of their own intent.

When thinking about Muslim-Jewish relathere, there is every reason to be pessimistic, Kessler concluded, though for that very reason, it is vital to keep optimistic: Tragically, today, the Middle East conflict makes [dialogue] virtually impossible.

Tragically, today's educational system is too preoccupied with early academics to give the young child's creative potential a chance to develop fully.

Tragically, today, they've increased back to nearly 25percentt.

Passed away tragically January 2 , 2006

Born August 14 , 1917 died tragically March 6, 2006.

She died tragically December 14, with her friends and classmates at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

ROSIER--Peter, physician with unbridled passions and intolerance for injustice, died tragically March 15 at 65.

HAUSLER--Ellen Elizabeth, born July 8 , 1957 in Miami, FL, was killed tragically February 15, in Connecticut in an automobile accident.