Sentence for tragedy | Use tragedy in a sentence

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• For this was tragedy. (8)
• It is a real tragedy. (10)
• Tragedy is daily bread. (8)
• In that lay its tragedy. (8)
• Then came a fearful tragedy. (8)
• Here the tragedy is palpable. (10)
• Here the tragedy is palpable. (22)
• Our tragedy, is it alive or dead? (10)
• No such bargain was possible, that was real tragedy! (8)
• There is nothing of tragedy about her. (4)
• Such often have tragedy in their pasts. (8)
• It is worse; it is the tragedy of all this land. (12)
• I treat opera there as Alfieri conceived tragedy. (10)
• It is like a classic tragedy, organic in conception. (10)
• Robin Hill, round which all that tragedy had centred! (8)
• I say it would be a tragedy; for you, and me, and all of us. (8)
• There was a good deal of comedy in it all, and some tragedy. (9)
• Her tragedy had fallen to nothing; or rather it had never been. (9)
• The Scottish nation made a fantastic tragedy on the same subject. (2)
• Though Julia fancies she prefers tragedy, I would not trust her in it. (4)
• She added that Wahnschaffe was quite unlike himself since the tragedy. (12)
• The bitterness of the separation to come between them prophesied a tragedy. (10)
• Something of what our human tragedy may show before high heaven possessed him. (10)
• Something of what our human tragedy may show before high heaven possessed him. (22)
• He hesitated, a little to name a woman whose tragedy had once filled the newspapers. (9)
• The light of Athene over the head of Achilles illuminates the birth of Greek Tragedy. (10)
• The stroke of the great humourist is world-wide, with lights of Tragedy in his laughter. (10)
• That, I think, is his true tragedy to be alive, and yet not living enough to feel reality. (8)
• His firm being a heavy advertiser, not a single paper in his home city mentioned the tragedy. (16)
• Their smiles had banned the revelation even to themselves of the tragedy of their wedded state. (8)
• It is the very tragedy of modesty for a man like you to have such notions, my poor dear good friend. (10)
• He could not see to its depth the tragedy before him, even as the stern Pemberton might have seen it. (13)
• The poor little tragedy was sufficiently distressful to me, but I bore it well, compared with my driver. (9)
• English, not of her religion, middle-aged, scarred as it were by domestic tragedy, what had he to give her? (8)
• It was still active tragedy with Bianca, the nerve of whose jealous desire for his appreciation was not dead. (8)
• Like old Jolyon, he, too, at the bottom of his heart set the blame of the tragedy down to family interference. (8)
• It was for him now to be struck; but he was suffering too strong an anguish to be susceptible to mock tragedy. (10)
• On dark days, when the mist runs low upon the hill, the house has a gloomy air as if suitable for private tragedy. (2)
• Yet it exists, and it is unquestionably the material of tragedy, the stuff from which intense effects are wrought. (9)
• The last night I saw my friends they told me of the tragedy which had just happened at the camp in the City Hall Park. (9)
• Even as they rejoiced and made merry, the despised settlers had returned, and affairs at Red River were shaping for a tragedy. (19)
• There is, indeed, no scene of drama which is of a finer horror (eighteenth-century horror) than that which opens the great tragedy. (9)
• They enact for the villagers a mimic tragedy of love and jealousy, but Canio makes it real by actually stabbing the faithless Nedda. (3)
• The majority were wealthy amateurs, zealous students of the classics and aflame with the desire for the actual revival of the Greek tragedy. (3)
• Thus, in the Greek tragedy we find the principal features of the modern opera—scenery, dramatic action, solo and choral singing, the orchestra. (3)
• We, do you see, are always looking to be happy and comfortable; but in a tragedy, the doomed wretches are liver-complexioned from the opening act. (10)
• We, do you see, are always looking to be happy and comfortable; but in a tragedy, the doomed wretches are liver-complexioned from the opening act. (22)
• The helplessness which she felt in the face of this unknown tragedy caused her an almost physical pain, and inspired her with self-disgust and self-contempt. (12)

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