Sentence examples for tragically wasted from inspiring English sources

That he has chosen not to address this crisis is a tragically wasted opportunity".

"It proved Mrs. Rayburn to be tragically wasted in her job," he writes.

Feigel observes that for cultural ambassadors the occupation had been "a tragically wasted opportunity", though one wonders if their high-flown ambitions for change were realistic in the first place.

I rate this severely underwhelming, because if there's one thing I adore it's an elegant older woman in a great big gorgeous frock and to not show pictures of us looking fabulous is a tragically wasted opportunity.

Gavin Fuller gave the episode a negative review in The Daily Telegraph, calling it "highly disappointing" and "a tragically wasted opportunity".

Of course, we need to do careful planning and deliberation about the actions we shall take, but every moment spent on deliberation that does not lead to decisive action, is a moment tragically wasted.

More tragically, Modine's talents are wasted: His evil-doer is a psycho automaton whose intentions are never made clear.

To the Editor: I find it tragically ironic that after so many years of cannabis prohibition — with the last 40 or so being especially intense — governments have decided to try to recoup some of their wasted billions on that effort via various regulatory schemes involving legalized medical marijuana.

He told them the secret that defined him in every action, every decision, every creation of his tragically unfinished life: "Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life.

It reduces the deficit in part because its up-front expenditures are an investment, not a military waste of money (or, far more tragically, of lives).

Tragically, we're still waiting for a Moore's law equivalent for e-waste recycling.