Tragic In A Sentence

Definition of Tragic

• Yet a section of the public seemed to find a source of humour in this tragic hunt.
• They were of a tragic and tremendous sort, and were performed with great energy and earnestness.
• To bring out her special powers something strange, wild, or tragic was required.
• There are passages in the Tragic overture that any composer might be proud to have written.
• Mrs. Wainwright tenderly supported his left elbow and cast a tragic glance round.
• Ghastly, a third-rate tragic actor, with a tremendous mouth, only one eye, and a very hungry look.
• Niobe weeping for her children was not so tragic a spectacle as she lamenting the ruin of plaster and paint that did not belong to her.
• For his son and hers it would simply be at its beginning, tragic in its boundless possibilities of shame.
• What made it beautiful was that one could feel in it a tragic suggestion as in a great work of art.
• He had patted her shoulder with a tragic apathy in his manner, and had said that the change would do her good.
• There was a horrible verity in this story that reminded me of some of the tragic fictions of Dante.
• The decayed bookseller assented by the careless, tragic gesture of a man already doomed to extinction.
• She left the room, leaning heavily on him, and once more covering her face with her handkerchief, in tragic style.
• At the outset it had builded the large covered passenger station upon the wharf there, whose tragic destruction we have already witnessed.
• Even Dominic failed me, his moral entity destroyed by what to him was a most tragic ending of our common enterprise.
• You'll have to deny a few things, of course, and swallow some humiliation; but don't get tragic over it.
• The young eyes so tragic in their youth, the beautiful mouth, sad in its firm curves, were strangely appealing.
• Her tragic attitude, her wondrous beauty, awed the men, and they lowered the guns that had been raised to slay the father.
• A faint scent of violets filled the tragic emptiness of my head and it seemed impossible to me that I should not cry from sheer weakness.
• The Dutch fairy doll heard her and was very angry, for she knew of course why the jester had come to a tragic ending.
• Now that she saw it, her zeal to "pay," by doing penance in public, became tragic and farcical at once.
• If, however, some principal personage is not taken off by a tragic end, the Indians find the play insipid.

• Nancy turned a tragic face to him.
• I hear the tragic note.
• Another page of this tragic chapter had opened before him.
• She threw out her arms with a tragic gesture.
• All are direfully tragic and splendidly spectacular.
• Let folly also swell the tragic chorus.
• She made me think of some great tragic queen.
• It was almost funny, in the most tragic parts.
• Among the shadows Mary had a moment of tragic mirth.
• O'Mino's tragic attitude lapsed.
• A Tragic Play of Church and Stage.
• Life in this wonderful valley was something in the nature of a tragic farce.
• I've made an immense and tragic blunder.
• So whenever I spied a Tragic Lady, I went another way.
• She would have looked tragic had it not been for her fixed, steady smile.
• The disturbing news of these tragic events reached London piecemeal.
• A boy's life is not all comedy; much of the tragic enters into it.
• He could not rid himself of the memory of Sanders' tragic death.

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