Sentence examples for where tragically from inspiring English sources

"Blowin' in the Wind" intimates that the answers we crave are where they have always been and where, tragically, they may well remain.

"Although 68% of the children studied always ate breakfast, there are areas of the country where, tragically, very few are given breakfast at home.

They can be saved if you hit a switch and send the trolley onto another track where, tragically, another person is standing who would be killed by the trolley.

Following another senseless mass casualty event, where tragically some in our country applaud the divine retribution against the LGBT community, Brand America is severely tarnished adversely affecting our domestic and international security.

The firefighters, who were admonished in emails obtained by the Orlando Sun-Sentinel, were less than a half-mile from where Lane Graves tragically drowned.

The Libyans "helped some of our diplomats find safety, and they carried Ambassador Stevens's body to the hospital, where we tragically learned he had died," he added, referring to Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens.

The Libyans "helped some of our diplomats find safety, and they carried Ambassador Stevens's body to the hospital, where we tragically learned he had died," he added, referring to the envoy J. Christopher Stevens.

So until demand for ivory and other animal parts from China and the Far East is radically reduced, there are many many other areas, indeed most areas of Africa, where, yes, tragically, the war will be lost.

Because this is the country that has suffered more than any other from the use of chemical weapons: in the Iraq-Iran War where we tragically supported the Iraqis even to the extent of arming them against a huge loss of life by Iran.

There's even more in the media where the (tragically pervasive) conversation about the scourge of adult males who murder the women closest to them is imbued with an acceptance of female victimhood rather than the urgent need for men to force change upon their own and each other's behaviour.

O'Donnell remains a hero at Fir Park, where he tragically died on the pitch in 2007 during a match against Dundee United aged just 35.