Sentence examples for was more tragic from inspiring English sources

For the Crowhurst family, the reality was more tragic.

The experience of the African abductees in the war was more tragic.

Explaining his title, Mr. Eifman said: "Paul was like Hamlet but lived in a Russian context, and his fate was more tragic.

Or were we somehow to infer that Goody's case was more tragic than others – because she was so young, because she was a mother, because, God forbid, she was famous?

It's not that the movement has been dominated or driven by women, or that the murder of Neda Agha-Solta — the young woman whose death at the hands of a sniper, on June 20th, was captured by mobile phone and beamed around the world — was more tragic or significant than that of Sohrab Arabi, a young Iranian man who was also killed during the protests.

I always felt like she was more tragic than anything else.

What could be more tragic, or (ugly to say) cinematic?

IT IS hard to know which is more tragic.

But behind that particular tragedy are more tragic events.

Guinness's mode is more tragic, and more suggestive of masochism.

The theft of Caravaggio's Nativity in Palermo in 1969 is more tragic.