"It was just the most tragic missed opportunity," Sington said.
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This, to me, is the most tragic reality by far.
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" Beck went on, "What's most tragic about this is us.
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That gets thrown around, it seems, at most tragic funerals.
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Among Iran's most tragic and destabilizing interventions have been in Syria.
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Banks's story is perhaps the most tragic anecdote in the series.
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But our tales, even the most tragic ones, hinge on specificity.
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"This is the most tragic one I have ever seen," Augimeri added.
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It&aposs the most tragic assault on American journalism in recent history.
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In a way that rivals Shakespeare's most tragic heroes, hopes Coster-Waldau.
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Class has a way of shining through during the most tragic times.
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It's one of the most tragic moments of the show so far.
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That is to me the most tragic scene in a person's life.
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It would literally be the most tragic thing the show has ever done.
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It's the most tragic part of his memoir, and it arrives by stealth.
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Her death was "the most tragic thing that ever happened in my life".
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Thus, September 19 was known as "the most tragic day of Mexico City".
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Have you heard about the most tragic giant octopus attack of all time?
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What may be most tragic about Mr. Zimmerman's miscalculation is that it's widespread.
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These deaths are the starkest and most tragic example of the system's shortcomings.
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"I made the most tragic mistake in my life eight years ago," he said.
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Definitely one of the most tragic deaths we've seen in the show so far.
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Read More: 17 notable 'Grey's Anatomy' character deaths, ranked from least to most tragic
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Many of world history's most tragic circumstances developed where ethnic identity superseded tolerance and unity.
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" North Korea, she said, is "this most tragic example of evil in the modern world.
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The most tragic case is Otto Warmbier, an American college student who visited the North.
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Theon Greyjoy (Alfie Allen) may be one of the most tragic characters on Game of Thrones.
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It's one of the most tragic things that's happened in sports... Everything was robbed from her.
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A Tumblr user has come up with the most tragic fan theory to explain the inconsistency.
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If it did go forth and I was unprepared — that would be the most tragic thing.
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The award for most tragic love story now belongs to Nigel the bird and his concrete beloved.
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"Bowie was the most tragic of all because it was real sickness," Mr. Simmons said to Newsweek.
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The young age of adulthood feeds serial incarceration, the most tragic waste of money known to man.
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But O'Rourke has been catapulted back to national attention in the most tragic circumstances imaginable — the Aug.
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Adding a dead best friend to Meredith's plate would be in line with Grey's most tragic habits.
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Mayor Ras J. Baraka called the attack one of the most "tragic and savage" he had seen.
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I just mined my life for the weirdest, best and most tragic jewels until they were gone.
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They've been sold to us as one of the greatest, most tragic love stories of all time.
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We have now entered what is either the most glorious or most tragic age of political performance art.
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The discovery brings a measure of closure to one of most tragic maritime disasters in US naval history.
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Why is it that the most iconic love stories in our collective cultural imagination are also the most tragic?
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Perhaps the most tragic incident was the January 210 train wreck that claimed the life of his son Benjamin.
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You can see flashes of this in Lewis, who is maybe the most tragic character in the whole show.
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Jesse is its most tragic victim, the lackadaisical teen who becomes a deeply wounded, grieving adult under Walt's watch.
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Meredith Grey — TV's most tragic character of all time — will once again be a victim of her terrible luck.
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Constantine said one of the most tragic aspects of statelessness was the way it destroyed a person's self-worth.
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We've seen some of the most tragic incidents that one can imagine and we don't need any new ideas.
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Ellen DeGeneres revealed her big break in comedy was inspired by one of the most tragic losses in her life.
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The most tragic characters are the ones whose stubborn moral compasses force them to act against their own best interests.
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Harambe's death is sad, but it's not even close to the most tragic thing that happened in the past week.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sarah Jacobson is one of the most tragic "What if" stories in American film.
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But he is also Transparent's most tragic character, and not only because Duplass has the sad eyes of an abandoned puppy.
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Most tragic events are suicides, like hangings, jumping out of windows and off the roof, and suffocation by burning charcoal indoors.
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The most tragic thing in the world is for a woman to be raped, a child, a pregnancy caused by rape.
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Stay off social mediaOne of the most tragic things about social media is the speed at which inaccurate, alarmist news travels.
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I chickened out and honestly felt like I had failed some important race to win the trophy for 'most tragic, beautiful girl.
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To the contrary—and this, perhaps, is the most tragic thing of all—the Games are functioning exactly as the IOC intends.
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Last time, our sullied coworkers divulged some of their most tragic spills, and this time around the stories get even more intense.
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"It's the most tragic thing, neither John or I will ever be able to afford one of our own watches," Stephen lamented.
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So he's deeply serious without being glum — there is a spark to his work even as it enters its most tragic zones.
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The most tragic example was the Eisenhower administration's ambitions to "roll back" the Soviet Union's East European satellite empire during the 1950s.
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Yet her translation is also the most tender, the most tragic—the one, I think, that might be recommended by feminist scholars.
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Most of us hadn't heard that name for some time — until McKnight was mentioned again Thursday amid the most tragic of circumstances.
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In the process, they have accumulated vast stores of documentary evidence on two of the most tragic events of the waning 20th century.
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Puck says the most tragic part about his sudden death is that he believes Anthony had just hit the peak of his success.
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Like Venice and The Galapagos Islands, Australia is finding itself at the forefront of the hospitality industry's most tragic sector: last-chance tourism.
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Lots of them, as well as troubling memories and most tragic of all: hope from her parents that she might be still alive.
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But it is the impact on public health of polluted drinking water that can bring on a crisis with the most tragic consequences.
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However, the most tragic incident may have been that of an unnamed Dutch user who admitted to losing over $100,000 in a single con.
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When I need to make some sense of the meanest, most tragic aspects of human nature, I turn to the Canadian writer Miriam Toews.
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I'm afraid that he'll finally take Yara's advice and actually commit suicide, which might be the most tragic ending for this already heartbreaking character.
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Establishing gender-based solidarity as the noblest goal for our society, or its absence as our most tragic failing, is a depressingly low bar.
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One of the most tragic losses are the 20 children and two adults who were discovered dead at an elementary school in Mexico City.
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"This has to be one of the most tragic cases to come to the courts," said Heslop, Barbara's attorney, according to the Manchester Evening News.
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" Perhaps the most tragic Goode's employee is Patty, "a little, thin, straw-colored woman with a worn-out face and a stiff-looking permanent wave.
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"All of country music was reminded in the most tragic way of the connection we share with our fans," Church said when introducing the song.
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Despite his relatively young age, Gangarossa told CNBC he'd been "infatuated" with Hollywood and one of its most tragic icons for most of his life.
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But their ancient walls were once home to one of the most tragic and brutal periods in the history of humanity -- the transatlantic slave trade.
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"I have to sit with a lot of families who are going through the most tragic event that any of us can imagine," he said.
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"Rescinding enhanced travel that Obama has introduced would be the most tragic thing Trump might do, but I don't think he will," Mr. Muse said.
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The most tragic example occurred in the 1950s and '60s, when doctors prescribed Thalidomide, a drug for morning sickness and other ailments, to pregnant women.
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Indeed, one of the most tragic lessons learned from last year's attack on the Berlin Christmas market was that the attack could have been prevented.
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Despite having perhaps one of the most tragic character arcs of the series, Harry's godfather Sirius remains a beacon of light shining from the HP Universe.
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The rapid click of camera shutters filled an otherwise silent room in the heart of Paris, 10 days after one of Europe's most tragic terror attacks.
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"The main thing is to avoid the conflict entering a hot phase because that could have the most tragic consequences for the region," Medvedev told reporters.
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These are Kyra and Thaletas, and when the player character arrives to aid their rebellion, their story becomes one of Odyssey's best and most tragic arcs.
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The most tragic recent example came last year, when two good Samaritans died while standing up for two Muslim teens getting lambasted on a Portland train.
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"The most tragic manifestation of the failure to protect public safety after the event was declared unlawful was the death of Heather Heyer," the report said.
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The most tragic of the traditional economic assumptions, promoted by economist James McGill Buchanan among others, may be the idea that people are completely, rationally, selfish.
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How many more people have to share their most tragic and private experiences before Irish society accepts that abortion is a necessary part of woman's healthcare?
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Even at the devastating moment when Mélisande, a victim of Golaud's violence, declares her unhappiness — to Debussy's tenderest and most tragic music — there was no yielding.
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The most tragic examples of President Trump's anti-child agenda involve those who turned to America for salvation and were met, instead, by trauma and death.
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In history, many of the most tragic situations have brought forth positive results, however, they are often overlooked because the negative outcome gets the most attention.
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The current research, known as the Gallows Hill Project, was about correcting the misinformation many people have about one of the most tragic episodes in American history.
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The Rusalka of Russia have the most tragic origin story of all — Rusalka were all human girls who became mermaids after dying violent deaths, usually by drowning.
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In the TV show, the "Queen for a Day" winner was the contestant who told the most tragic life story as judged by the audience applause meter.
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Clinton has criticized Trump over his administration's response to the hurricane before, saying last year that it was "most tragic example" of Trump only serving his base.
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One of the most tragic consequences of not just the Trump administration, but over the last 10 years has been the decline in trust in mainstream journalism.
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Initial reviews for the film were fairly mixed, as critics grappled with the implications of making comedy out of one of history's most tragic and brutal moments.
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Most tragic is Aimee not telling her mother what happened on the bus even though she's unable to even ride the bus after what she's been through.
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Look back at some of the most tragic episodes in human history and you will find words and images that stripped people of their basic human traits.
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"I've been a nurse for 30 years, and on the most tragic moment I've ever been involved in I was most proud to be a nurse," she said.
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The most tragic was the Great Bhola Cyclone in November of 1970 — with an estimated 300k-500k death toll that makes it the deadliest tropical cyclone in history.
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"The most tragic thing is for a nation to have no memory," says Peng Wang, an artist who preserves and photographs dead fetuses in formaldehyde, in the film.
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When he finally builds up the courage to say something to her, though, it initially seems as though he's misread the situation in the most tragic way possible.
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Guatemalan authorities reacted slowly to signs of the Fuego volcano's impending eruption on June 3, contributing to one of the most tragic natural disasters in recent Guatemalan history.
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Venezuela, where the economy contracted 13 percent last year, as people suffered through shortages of medicine and food, is perhaps the most tragic example at the present moment.
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There is an undying paradox in graffiti that makes it the most tragic form of art — it is the act of being anonymous while simultaneously aspiring to fame.
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But in loving The Umbrella Academy's Klaus, that also means you feel deeply for him, because while he might be the clear favorite character, he's also the most tragic.
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I'd say his death was tragic in itself because he died, and like I said before, he had honest intentions, so that's probably the most tragic thing about it.
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Dorian was one of the most tragic examples in 225 of how climate change has a disproportionate impact on poor countries that have contributed so little to the problem.
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"All country music was reminded in the most tragic way," Mr. Church said, the connection we share with our fans and the healing power of music will always provide.
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"What happened to Jamal is horrific and most tragic," Rosie Bsheer, a Harvard professor who focuses on Saudi Arabia, told me last week before the Saudis confirmed he was killed.
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His candor was painstakingly sincere and vulnerable, and as he stood there singing some of the most tragic love songs ever written, people began to call him the dark angel.
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The surprise twist of Game of Thrones Season 7 was actually that the most tragic death wasn't any of the dozens of protagonists, but rather an oversized CGI reptile bird.
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In Brazil, in an eerie reminder of some of the most tragic missteps of the Ebola epidemic, more than 220,000 troops have been deployed to hand out 4 million leaflets.
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"At this point there is no evidence to suggest Mr. Monteith's death was anything other than a most-tragic accident," the BC Coroners Service says in a statement released Tuesday.
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Perhaps the most tragic aspect of the wreck of 188 is that it could have been avoided, or at least mitigated, had the right safeguard — positive train control — been in place.
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Salvador Perches, the owner of the Perches Funeral Homes, called the Saturday shooting "one of the most tragic events in El Paso's history" in a statement seen by the local station.
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The most tragic thing is Democrats are set to take a political hit when the Obama 2628 CAFE goal, in the current context, may be a mixed bag for the environment.
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Through risk assessment, public education, better diagnosis and more widely available treatment, we can stem the rising suicidal tide and prevent people from carrying out this most tragic and irreversible act.
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"On October 1, all of country music was reminded in the most tragic way, the connection we share with our fans, and the healing power music will always provide," he said.
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Jones has spent much of the past 21997 years on the outskirts of political society, spreading conspiracy theories and lies about some of the most tragic events in modern American history.
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"All of country music was reminded in the most tragic way of the connection we share with our fans and the healing power music will always provide," Church said before the performance.
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One man that I connected with on Coffee Meets Bagel was incredibly apologetic when I first told him about my wheelchair, as though it was the most tragic thing he'd ever heard.
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As the most tragic hurricane season in a dozen years mercifully winds down next week, it is important to reflect on the countless ways people stepped up to serve their fellow citizens.
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"This orangutan, that we named Hope after thousand hopes for her future, is one of most tragic orangutans that we ever come across," the information center said in a statement last week.
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One of the most tragic was David Allen Kirwin, a 24-year-old Californian who died in 1981 attempting to rescue his friend's Great Dane, which had run into the park's Celestine Pool.
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That so much of this sounds familiar—the brutal carnage of the Syrian civil war being the most tragic case in point—is a frightening indication of just how real the peril is.
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Hallisy is a dentist and has experienced the loss of her daughter to cancer; she understands firsthand that doctors bear witness to some of the happiest and most tragic moments in people's lives.
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Much like pre-presidential Trump, one of the funniest and also most tragic recurring themes of McMahon's life are his repeated, failed attempts to expand beyond his specific business, in this case wrestling.
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The impact of repealing ACA provisions related to mental and substance use disorders would have particularly adverse effects on states that have experienced some of the most tragic increases in opioid related deaths.
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Where Michelangelo turned his brawny saints into wrathful gods, Pontormo's figures, though illuminated in godliness, are invariably human in their proportions and hushed in their emotions, even in the most tragic of scenes.
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Perhaps most disturbingly, particularly given his pivotal role in the case and his positioning as the show's most tragic figure, Avery's teenage cousin Brendan Dassey previously made admissions that his uncle inappropriately touched him.
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"To have seen this event end this way this day is just one of the most tragic and sad things that I've ever had to see," Gilroy Garlic Festival Executive Director Brian Bowe said.
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" Sara's Favorite Showtune: "Send in the Clowns" from A Little Night Music "It's so cliché to pick a Stephen Sondheim song, but 'Send in the Clowns' is kind of the most tragic, perfect song.
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One of the most tragic things that happened yesterday, a beautiful day, was that I was talking to a woman who said that she wouldn't want to be me for anything in the world.
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This is the most tragic thing about a narcostate: Supporting a nation's elite with funds from criminal activity has its biggest impact not on far-flung lands, but the opportunities for its own people.
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Finally, the Spike Lee-produced See You Yesterday offers a science fiction solution to one of the most tragic occurrences in our broken justice system: when cops kill unarmed black men, often without serious consequence.
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"One of the things that really stands out in this new report is the new and updated data on congenital syphilis, which is one of the most tragic consequences of this growing epidemic," Torrone said.
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The longest of the river's historical crossings, it is also the most tragic: built in 1932, it has been in the terminal stages of concrete cancer for years, liable to crumble in the next earthquake.
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Venezuela, which was Latin America's richest economy when I lived there in the early 1980s, is the most tragic example of how anti-elite sentiment can be manipulated to destroy democracy and install a dictatorship.
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Indeed, one of the most tragic lessons learned from last year's attack on the Berlin Christmas market was that the incident could have been prevented, if legal roadblocks to deportation had not been in place.
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Image: Public DomainFor most of us, chimeras are a common aspect of mythology and the most tragic parts of our favorite anime, but for the science community, they hold both incredible research value and ethical concerns.
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Venice, the most tragic victim of overtourism, recently instituted a new entrance tax to compensate for the damage the sinking city suffers; each visitor requires a daily fee of €3 to €10, depending on the expected traffic.
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Sterling has achieved the most tragic kind of posthumous fame since being killed a day earlier, his name joining a macabre catechism of other black Americans whose lives were ended by police for little or no reason.
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The most tragic cases, when a device guides drivers down abandoned roads or uses outdated data, for example, can end in death, whether in a rural area like Death Valley National Park, or not far from Chicago.
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"In my 40 years as a firefighter here in Hawaii, this is the most tragic aircraft incident that we've had," Manny Neves, fire chief for the Honolulu Fire Department, said at a news conference on Friday night.
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Kurt Waldmeier, a former pilot and the president of Ju-Air, called it "the most tragic day in the history" of his company, but said it was too early to draw conclusions about what had caused the crash.
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But the effect of the law would be to burden providers by making them question women's reasons for having an abortion, and burden women by forcing them to justify their decision even under the most tragic medical circumstances.
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This week marks the 251th anniversary of one of the strangest and most tragic incidents in American religious history: the bloody ending of the siege between FBI agents and members of the Branch Davidian religious group in Waco, Texas.
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"What is most tragic is there absolutely shouldn't be hunger in South Sudan," he said in an email, adding that people of different tribes inter-marry and work together but that the conflict is instigated and fanned by politicians.
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Steve Scalise returns to the field This bright moment came after one of the most tragic events of the year, when a gunman opened fire on a team of Republican lawmakers practicing for a charity baseball game in June.
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"(NAS is) one of the most tragic consequences of the opioid epidemic," said Azar, adding the problem is "heartbreakingly common" among mothers who are addicted to drugs and pass symptoms of opioid use and withdrawal onto their newborn babies.
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The framing of the scene on the open window; the way he slowly removes his crown; the total lack of music or sound — it all adds up to make one of the most tragic, understated deaths in the whole show.
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"While everyday Ms. Jones relives the most tragic event in her life ... she is now being forced by the State to fight an unprecedented attack that threatens to leave her six-year-old daughter without her mother," the new motion states.
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Demi also gives us, incidentally, one of the most tragic moments in the episode: She reveals that her mother is currently in federal prison for embezzlement, while most of the women are pictured either working out or on the beach.
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That's true in the comics, too, but the show directly links it to her power to make anything she says come true, in a way that has the power to grow into one of The Umbrella Academy's most tragic storylines.
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For Puerto Rico, it was the latest and most tragic in a litany of hardships to afflict the U.S. territory, ranging from a crippling $70 billion debt to an exodus of its youth to the United States in search of jobs.
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In the most tragic of ironies, the poorest, who have been least responsible for elevating CO220006 levels, will be most vulnerable to these nutrient losses because their diets are less diverse and generally contain lower levels of iron, zinc, and protein.
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That reality is now sinking in for President Donald Trump, who will lead America into its most tragic month in decades, Stephen Collinson writes, as experts say the pandemic could kill more Americans than the Vietnam and Korean wars combined.
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" When that footage resurfaced in O.J.: Made in America, Firestone told The Washington Post, "the Simpson interview is one of the most tragic examples of how the media (including me) and the public trusted and accommodated their heroes, believing their mythology and perpetuating their deification.
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That painful lesson is reflected in every woman's story in that Times article, and echoes in every man who lashes out at a woman for not giving him unfettered access to her art or her body, and then paints his own loss as the most tragic.
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The most tragic time of any diminishing faith is when it must admit its lack of relevance and simply cannot, when something that once felt vital and important becomes a dead book full of dead gods being danced to life again by opportunistic or hidebound fundamentalists.
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And if leaving Glendale means Ronda leaves as well, then doing so will ensure Travis Browne's place in MMA heaven, for then he will have played a role in the resurrection of the biggest star in the sport's history and the redemption of arguably its most tragic figure.
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Calling it "one of the most tragic human rights issues of our time," the U.S. State Department released its annual report on human trafficking last week, urging governments in all nations and at every level to take steps to hold those who participate in human trafficking criminally responsible.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Tours of Nazi Camps to Curb Creeping Hate" (news article, March 12): Facilitating trips to Nazi concentration camps for German students is unquestionably a powerful educational tool that can greatly deepen their comprehension of one of the most tragic chapters in their country's history.
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The failure of world number one Liu Shiwen to clinch one of China's two spots in the competition was greeted with an outcry at home described by local news outlet Sina Sports as "one of the most tragic things to happen to the Chinese women's team in the last 20 years".
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"Last April, in Oklahoma City, Merrick was at the helm of the Justice Department's investigation following the bombing of the Oklahoma City Federal Building, the bloodiest and most tragic act of terrorism on American soil," Keating wrote to then-Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole in 1996, according to the Congressional Record.
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If you've already made it through all 13 episodes of Orange Is the New Black's fourth season — which dropped on Netflix in its entirety on Friday, June 17 — chances are you need to process the shocking events of the penultimate episode, which featured one of the show's most tragic turns to date.
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Not only would it be fun to cover a debate in a small town I knew so well, but the event would shine a light on a place that, unbeknown to many, was home to one of the most uplifting stories, and then one of the most tragic stories, in civil rights history.
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NAOMI B. HERZFELD Riverside, R.I. To the Editor: While this whole story is horrific, I found the part about the mother of the terrorist fighter who took the poor girl to the hospital to check for pregnancy and then handed the victim off to her son to be the worst and most tragic.
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It led to the most tragic foreign policy mistake of the western world in our lifetime, because a lot of the consequences that followed, that we are reading about every day in the papers now, including ISIS, were a result of that incredible destabilization of the region, because of the invasion of Iraq, based on entirely fake news.
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"I'm not a bad kid, I just didn't have no guidance," he raps on "Can I." Several of the most effective songs here are the most tragic, like "Gave It All I Got," on which Kodak Black, over a melancholy horn riff, laments how those close to him let him down while he was last in jail.
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Former presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE called President Trump's response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico "the most tragic example" of him only catering to his supporters.
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We saw the most tragic illustration of caste prejudice and violence when Rohith Vemula, a brilliant Dalit scholar and student leader at the University of Hyderabad, was driven to suicide in January 2016 after senior leaders of Mr. Modi's B.J.P. and their supporters at the university expelled him from the university dorm, ostracized him and crushed his dreams of getting his doctorate.
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The memoir includes details about Ms. Dorey-Stein's personal life while in her high-stress government job, which she also talks about, along with her candid thoughts about the brief time she worked for President Trump, her feelings about transcribing speeches after the most tragic events and the advice she received about writing the book from The New Yorker editor David Remnick.
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Just as the two are becoming friends again, and just after Poussey finally finds love in a similarly adorable (though more annoying) outcast named Brook Soso (Kimiko Glenn), one of the most tragic moments in television occurs: In a nod to the Black Lives Matter movement, Poussey is killed by a panicking prison guard in the midst of a peaceful demonstration.
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"The most tragic thing about this process is a new generation who are voting in the European elections for the first time this year are learning a lesson: Your protests aren't worth anything, politics will spread lies about you, and won't care for factual arguments if geopolitical interests are at stake," said Reda in an impassioned speech in parliament this afternoon ahead of the vote.
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Perhaps one of the book's most tragic love stories, the relationship between Juanito and Daniel evokes James Baldwin's 1956 novel Giovanni's Room, in which two men struggle through poverty and their evolving love for each other in 1950s Paris, as well as Hervé Guibert's diaristic The Friend Who Did Not Save My Life (1992), documenting the deterioration of his body after testing positive for AIDS.
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The final episode is a bravura, richly theatrical portrait of the life of the story's most tragic character, Korey Wise (played with blustering vulnerability by Jharrel Jerome, from " Moonlight "), who was arrested at sixteen, then placed in an adult prison, where he spent years in solitary confinement, until, in an outcome so outrageous it would never work in fiction, he had a run-in with the man who had actually raped Meili, and whose confession led to the boys' exoneration.
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