| 词汇 | example_english_tragically |
| 释义 | Examples of tragicallyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. They were very well aware of the dangers that they faced, very well qualified to undertake them, and tragically unfortunate in their lack of success. Their protests bring home to us the iron limits, the tragically narrow borders, of us-ism. When her father tragically loses his sight, she will come to terms with the meaning of family. Tragically he died doing what he loved - jogging in the country. But when the issue becomes painfully if not tragically personal for enough of us, the status quo may no longer hold true. As the manuscripts were formerly part of the crown prince's collection, they must have been assembled before his tragically early death in 1731. Somewhat unfashionably, he points out how anti-communism tragically inhibited these moves toward a more integrated community. To view the bulldozer years as merely representing the megalomania of a dictator, as most commentators have, is to misrepresent the decade tragically. Unfortunately he died tragically young, at the height of his powers, within two years of his appointment. It is an active presence that is tragically under-appreciated and misunderstood in this post-modern world. And a number of veteran amputees discuss their disillusionment with the war and with the aftercare that each of them so tragically embodies. The first and last years of the annexation were tragically similar in that they were begun and concluded under military dictatorship. Tragically, each label in effect denied her a service. Tragically, he died from cancer at the early age of forty-eight just as this first issue moved into production. Tragically, not just the particular theories, but theory itself suffered a loss of credibility because of the manifest shortcomings of what occurred when it was turned into practice. Marriage is her only option for economic (in)dependence, a truth tragically revealed when her failed matrimonial efforts threaten to make her dependent on the parish for subsistence. Most terrible, perhaps, is the way in which these narrators remain tragically scarred by an unceasing sense of captivity that remains even after their release from prison. But in his likes and dislikes, his personal quirks, he became a more complete individual-not just a symbol, but a living, breathing young man whose life was cut tragically short. He argued for the abandonment of the tragically misnamed ' workhouse ' system of poor relief and for the establishment of schemes that would provide real work for the unemployed. Tragically at the same time as ganyu has become so critical to rural welfare, it has lost most of its traditional welfare orientation within the agrarian community. When this tragically happens, parents need to be treated with respect, and to know that their dead children continue to be treated with respect, and honoured appropriately. Nonetheless, judgments of future harms must enter the calculation about withholding and withdrawing treatment, and those harms include less-than-ideal social situations that may face these most tragically afflicted infants. This is a substantial problem in my area and, tragically, it is not likely to go away. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 The total number of the low paid and those in receipt of benefits is tragically high. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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