Sentence examples for yet tragically from inspiring English sources

Yet, tragically, it may not be.

"Yet, tragically both for children and for nations, these are the years that receive the least".

Yet tragically, the sum total of enforcement efforts against drug supply over the past 40 years has been zero.

And yet, tragically, due partly to Islamophobia and compassion fatigue, the real people behind the statistics about refugees remain too often nameless and undifferentiated.

"Yet tragically, less than a minute later at approximately 2.13am, Monis discharged his weapon for the third time, shooting Tori Johnson in the back of the head and causing him to fall forward onto the cafe floor.

Indeed, it is through Devlin that we come to understand the beastliness of Peary; the sweet, yet tragically flawed, nature of Cook; and the real crime that lies at the heart of their loathing for each other.

The boys all lament about their homes and families that they so dearly seem to miss and yet they tragically recall moments of severe abuse inflicted onto them by their parents, or siblings, or sometimes both.

Poignantly, the quartet is seen as Shostakovich's suicide note due to his referencing of Wagner's Götterdämmerung, yet this tragic nature is tragically lost in the childlike non-vibrato of the strings.

Every character's story ends tragically, yet the result is unmoving.

It ends tragically, yet reminds us of the beauty of life.

Tragically, yet somehow appropriately, he departed this world wearing his old Norway shirt, the one he should have worn so many more times had it not been for the Norwegian FA's short-sightedness.