But the day would only get more tragic from there.
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And even more tragic will be the loss of life.
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There is one more tragic aspect to all of this.
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"There is nothing more tragic than a sad queen," Tell adds.
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Instead, the answer is much more tragic, creepy, and mine-related.
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Life inside a joke is more tragic than it is funny.
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Every day brings more tragic mayhem in black communities across America.
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But the aftermath of their deaths was arguably even more tragic.
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And the encounter could have ended up a lot more tragic.
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"Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now."
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And that makes what's happening on this island all the more tragic.
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This is in many ways more tragic than seeing Steven in prison.
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That makes what happened to him even sadder and actually more tragic.
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The experience of the African abductees in the war was more tragic.
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" She went on, "That makes their addictions more tragic, in a way.
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There is nothing more tragic than the death of an innocent child.
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Much more tragic, Mike seemed pretty stoked for the launch this weekend.
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Even more tragic we now have a 10-year-old without a mom.
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It's even more tragic to realize that things will probably get even worse.
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What makes this executive order even more tragic is how unnecessary is it.
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That said, with Trump the phrase takes on a slightly more tragic note.
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As each day passes, the numbers grow higher and the stories more tragic.
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Nothing would be more tragic than to stop at this point in Memphis.
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Or will there be an even more tragic Part Three to this movie?
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Nothing would be more tragic than to stop at this point, in Memphis.
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The sole Kardashian boy, Rob, is arguably a much more tragic figure than Khloé.
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No one death -- even of this smiling professor -- is more tragic than the others.
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Sometimes, I don't know what was more tragic: the neglect or the sexual abuse.
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Only a few years ago, Senze's story could have had a more tragic ending.
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As sad as Tilikum's death will be, his life has been even more tragic.
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What makes these statistics even more tragic is that these deaths are completely preventable.
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Among the young who stay, there is an even more tragic kind of loss.
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But played back in slow motion, the jump tells a much more tragic tale.
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It's those kinds of stories that make Jim's final one all the more tragic.
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The fact that these deaths are absolutely preventable makes them all the more tragic.
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Ariana, however, had a more tragic history that's only briefly referenced in the films.
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"It's hard to imagine that stories like these could be any more tragic," Rep.
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The fact that they're gone now is more tragic because of those humanizing elements.
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FEW things are more tragic than the death of a woman in pregnancy or childbirth.
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His story is one of the more tragic, yet also one of the more inspiring.
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" Sanders calls the leak "one more tragic cautionary tale in our dependence on oil and gas.
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It also made the prospect of losing him for a full year all the more tragic.
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"Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now," Barber said in Memphis.
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But what if the film had a more tragic ending — one that wasn't funny at all?
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It's a portrait of Peter Pan that's much more tragic than the iconic portrait to come.
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This is frustrating but not surprising; the details are more tragic because they are so familiar.
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What's even more tragic is our insatiable need to find fault in everything that happens in life.
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Which makes it all the more tragic as Hereditary threatens these things in turn, cruelly and effectively.
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You pester and torture, and when you do eventually kill them, it feels more tragic than triumphant.
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Wilson left behind a wife and two young daughters, which makes what happened all the more tragic.
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But social scientists who study extrajudicial killings say the real story is more complicated, and more tragic.
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"Had (Schroeder) not done what he did, this would be a whole lot more tragic," Walton said.
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The only thing more tragic than a divorce is staying in something that you're not happy in.
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We always make excuses for the rock stars, though; that somehow, it's more tragic, a greater loss.
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The Eileen stories and the memoir divert our attention from a life much more tragic than comic.
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"The movie is so much more tragic and more interesting if Lisa's poetry is compelling," Gyllenhaal said.
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The fact she was up and smiling just days earlier makes her loss all the more tragic.
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If anything, "Dancer" seems more tragic today for all the tragedy its author could not possibly have foreseen.
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The fact that his sacrifice is eventually in vain (they all die anyway) makes it even more tragic.
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There is nothing more tragic for a parent than to lose a child in the prime of life.
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Things easily could have been more tragic and my time spent with him could be at the cemetery.
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And yet, there is something about Roberts's million-dollar smile that makes Heidi even more tragic on screen.
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"There's nothing more tragic than seeing a family spend everything they have and get nothing," Dr. O'Brien said.
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The beauty of the community farm she and her husband managed made the revelation all the more tragic.
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For a little kid, there are few more tragic losses than when a treasured stuffed animal goes missing.
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"He's obviously very disappointed but what's perhaps even more tragic is that for him, this is usual," Natasegara says.
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"Tequila-thon" feels all the more tragic now, considering how much progress Ramona continues to make in the episode.
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The inevitable consequence that follows is almost incidental, for in the overtones the decay of souls is more tragic.
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There are no marked seasons back home, which makes winter here more tragic and spring more magical for me.
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Isaac Hempstead-Wright, who plays Bran, agrees that Hodor's death is one of the more tragic on the show.
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The story becomes even more tragic when you learn that three more gannets showed up on the island only recently.
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What makes his passing even more tragic is that the 9/11 first responder died of cancer at age 44.
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What makes it more tragic is that unlike Amazon, Google doesn't have an inexpensive alternative that'll do the same thing.
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There is nothing more tragic than a perfectly fine plate of nachos tumbling to the ground at a baseball game.
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Even more tragic: if I were Mary, but born in 219, like me, I would have twenty-two years left.
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More tragic was the huge blunder of Russia's proxies shooting down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014.
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Most people — including, I'd guess, your fiancé's mother — would agree that your loss is the more tragic of the two.
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By the time they reached Reuters journalists it was clear that their cargo was far more precious, and more tragic.
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Unless honest conversations take place, there will probably be more stories like Mullen's, with outcomes that are even more tragic.
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It may have started out that way, but the situation has, with the president's nurturing, become something far more tragic.
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The rugby historian Lindsay Knight once wrote of Murdoch, "No All Black has been more controversial, more enigmatic and more tragic."
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What makes this even more tragic is the SEC is a budget neutral agency funded by user fees on the industry.
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This sad news is made even more tragic by the plot of Rio, which imagined a happier ending for the birds.
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In one of the more tragic company death spirals, the store ultimately petered into irrelevance and filed for bankruptcy in 2010.
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The milkman emerged as a far more tragic figure — a Jewish King Lear, as Mr. Kosky suggests in a program note.
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"The toxic combination of mental illness, adolescent psychology, and social media will likely lead to more tragic suicides," Carter's lawyers said.
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"There is nothing more tragic than for a parent to lose a child at the prime of his life," it states.
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And somehow that's even more tragic than Thor's realization that everything he's been told about himself may have been a lie.
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The "potential of recovery of this species is very low," the WWF wrote, which makes the death all the more tragic.
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Like a ruined temple, American Gods in season 2 seems even more tragic because so much of it is still visibly intact.
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After inspecting the damage done by the tree, the family has attributed their refrigerator for preventing the scene from being more tragic.
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But for all its promise, Chat and RCS still hasn't fully delivered, which makes the death of Allo seem even more tragic.
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Roosevelt's, Hubert Humphrey, whom she once said had "the spark of greatness," has a more fitting last word, one necessarily more tragic.
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But the truth is that American suffering is not unique and American tragedies are not more tragic than tragedies in other countries.
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But the hows and whys of Better Call Saul's downward slide feel more vital and relevant, perhaps because they are more tragic.
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"We also know when people are armed with powerful weapons, unfortunately, it makes attacks like these more deadly and more tragic," he said.
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In this digital era, is unrestricted free speech worth the proliferation of hate, and potentially more tragic events like those in New Zealand?
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Robert's life story comes to a harrowing end — I won't spoil all the grim details, even more tragic than the median Romantic artist's.
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While most Stranger Things fans can agree that no one's fashion sense was more tragic than Barb's, Eleven's distinctive hairdo was hard to miss.
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But this belief is made all the more tragic by the fact that the girls seem to understand and struggle with their magical thinking.
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The trials they endured together — climbing the Wall, fighting together, facing betrayal — made their love believable, and made its end all the more tragic.
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"We also know when people are armed with powerful weapons, unfortunately, it makes attacks like these more deadly and more tragic," Obama said Friday.
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Jodi had been something of like a daughter to Christy, who also worked as her AA sponsor, making the death all the more tragic.
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That's what separated it: not that it was more tragic or more significant than others, but that it was directly tied to the Olympics.
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But if not for the quick actions of a woman who smelled the fire, he said, the outcome could have been even more tragic.
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There's nothing logical about our love for the monarch, nothing that makes its possible extinction any more tragic than that of the melomys. But!
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But they were no more tragic than the deaths of the 12 Americans, and the 200-plus others, who were killed in the 1998 bombings.
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That painting at first looks like a romance, but the more the details are filled in, the more tragic and angry and helpless it feels.
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This situation would be far more tragic if you'd never sought the companionship of an escort and continued to operate within the paradigm you've renounced.
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But this heroin craze, which feels like the next phase after the opioid pill mill boom, feels like a much bigger, much more tragic problem.
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The plight of undocumented immigrants is nothing new, but in our current political moment the issue has acquired a fresh urgency, its implications more tragic.
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But David Berman didn't just balance the more tragic overtones of his imagined worlds with wit; he positioned it center-stage for all to see.
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From Brexit to President-elect Donald Trump, yet more tragic shootings to celebrity deaths, the last 12 months have been a raging dumpster fire for many.
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That she has since passed away—she too died by suicide in 2010, Glowacki explained, at the age of 23, makes it all the more tragic.
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That means that we're likely to see many, many more tragic photos like the one of 12-year-old Gula for a long time to come.
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Of course, Rowling will have a hard-job making things more tragic than the last two books, but who knows what she's got up her sleeve.
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The other, and far more immediate, thing I realised, is that there is no sound more tragic than a man singing a chant on his own.
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The horror is conveyed in painterly ways that, to me, make it seem more tragic than the photograph, because the viewer is drawn in, not repelled.
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At that moment, what seemed at first to be a desperate fighter's ploy to excuse a loss began to feel like something darker and more tragic.
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Which makes it all the more tragic that a community that can so ill-afford it is at the center of a multi-million dollar financial scam.
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FIORINA: America must lead because when we do not lead, when this exceptional nation does not lead, the world is more dangerous and a more tragic place.
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"If the heroin epidemic has exhibited itself in a more tragic form, I haven't seen it," Judge Curt Kissinger said during the arraignment, according to the Enquirer.
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But when we don't understand a system as well -- nuclear energy, for instance -- we may view an accident as a sign of more tragic things to come.
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I think it's also that Martin's sensibility is more comedic, and mine is maybe a little more tragic, so when we come together, there's this odd result.
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Though nothing new, the frequency of such public mass shootings appears to have accelerated over the past five years, along with larger and more tragic death tolls.
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Making a black man the focus of that narrative plunges everything we previously knew about the character into deeper, more tragic territory than the initial story offered.
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It was one more tragic death in this city, adding to a spike in the numbers of people killed during police operations in Rio since last year.
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This week's Parkland, Florida, school shooting is yet one more tragic reminder that our 2202 professionals, the "first" first responders, need NG2628 to make smart, timely decisions.
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In an interview with TVLine, VanSanten shared her enthusiasm for returning to the sleepy North Carolina town that boasted six times more tragic events that the national average.
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Brendan Fraser's disappearance from the silver screen is all the more tragic when you look back and remember how great he is in the original Mummy from 1999.
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That's fair enough, but what's far more tragic was when Freia—the cherished Norwegian producer behind Kvikk Lunsj—made a change to the packaging about a decade ago.
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The slightly older Elizabeth is a more tragic figure, but one who has resigned herself to giving up some of her femininity in order to retain her power.
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Whether Mastery returned to racing, retired to a life as a stallion or suffered a more tragic fate was dependent on his being comfortable and free of infection.
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"To think a life was lost in connection with this completely preposterous robbery makes it all the more tragic," Ramos reportedly said before convicting the 22-year-old.
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And even though the other story, about a warrior and his wife (Shaghayegh Beheshti), is more tragic, she is allowed the great dignity of marital love and grief.
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That's all the more tragic since it is no medical mystery that a combination of biological and social supports give us a good chance of treating opioid use disorder.
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People's Choice Awards, Kardashian West respects to victims of some of the more tragic events that have transpired as the family accepted their award for reality show of 2018.
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Even more tragic ... the Monitor says a funding campaign was started for Nikita to get treatment in India, because local doctors were quoted as not having the proper equipment.
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Known for its glitz and glam, the Oscars also represent the best of the best in the film industry, which makes it even more tragic to watch it die.
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The death is all the more tragic coming five days after Fernández announced to the world that he was going to be a father in a heartfelt Instagram post.
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The sequel, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, was an even more tragic distillation of that thesis, deepening the narrative of Andy Serkis's honorable, conflicted ape leader Caesar.
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A few details that come to light toward the end of Strong Island make what happened to William harrowingly ironic, and the end of his life even more tragic.
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That was until his death "holding the door" revealed what he had lost long ago, via a time loop that made his service to Bran seem even more tragic.
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Renée Zellweger may be earning praise for her portrayal of Judy Garland in Judy, but the real-life story behind the Wizard of Oz star is much more tragic.
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The Fault In Our Stars is one of the most beloved love stories of our generation, with a conclusion even more tragic than Jack meeting his icy grave in Titanic.
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Apart from the standard bullying and name-calling that hits Devin like a brick, something far more tragic happens that further speaks to the toxicity of name branded self-worth.
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The father's quick action on Fraser Island, a tourist destination where the wild dogs known as dingoes are protected by law, prevented what might have been a more tragic ending.
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But that was until his death "holding the door" revealed what he had lost long ago, via a time loop that made his service to Bran seem even more tragic.
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His eighth studio album ye expands on it more than we've ever experienced as listeners and, in ways, feels more tragic considering what he's shared over the past two months.
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That perhaps makes the Iowa shooting even more tragic — one would obviously like to see the trend keep going down, but a killing like this makes that a more difficult prospect.
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A few months later, on November 22, 1963, the plane was witness to a more tragic scene, carrying John F. Kennedy's casket back to Washington, DC, after his assassination in Dallas.
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But Let the Right One In takes a much darker, more tragic view on vampires — and on loneliness, humanity, and people's willingness to do just about anything to not be alone.
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While losing Hutchison was expected, it was still "a shock and traumatic" when it actually happened and the added tragedy of Nero's death has made the sad situation even more tragic.
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" He also took the time to speak out against gun control: "We know when people are armed with powerful weapons, unfortunately, it makes attacks like these more deadly and more tragic.
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Perpetual self-doubt is the hormone that powers one's body through its 20s but at, say, 41 it starts to seem less darling and more tragic, on men and women alike.
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"We also know when people are armed with powerful weapons, unfortunately, it makes attacks like these more deadly and more tragic," he said at the NATO summit meeting in Warsaw, Poland.
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The news was tense and even more tragic than usual this week, but on the internet, things were as close to a sunny summer vacation as they've been in a while.
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This story is a good example of something Irenosen Okojie does very well in her writing, which is seamlessly weaving a kind of dark humour with something altogether more tragic and poignant.
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If President Trump follows in the footsteps of his predecessors, he will be recorded as more tragic and unsuccessful president than his predecessors, far from his initial ambition to make unprecedented success.
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With each loop, that on-the-ice wipe-out grows all the more tragic and hilarious, while the musical connection between that stray shovel and that infamous Nirvana becomes all the more ingenious.
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For many, it was an even more tragic loss coming after a long and difficult year in which other celebrated entertainers passed away, including David Bowie, Prince, and George Michael just days ago.
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They should act now to make sure inmates like these get the help they need and to make sure that this heartbreaking reality doesn't lead to even more tragic consequences down the road.
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Speaking at their alma mater Chapman University during a Master Class Q&A session, the creators revealed that the ending of season 1 was initially much more tragic for the telekinetic fan favorite.
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The world is a far sadder, far more tragic place, in part because the Naderites helped to tip the balance to a man who, like Trump, is cocksure of only one thing — his ignorance.
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So when Jill takes to her basement, snarling and covered in her own feces, her belief that she's the dog her family seems to think she is comes across as more tragic than funny.
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"Fear led our state to criminalize the disease during the height of the HIV/AIDS panic, leading to more tragic deaths as people were discouraged from seeking testing and treatment to avoid punishment," she said.
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In addition to the more benign facets of world history, this liberal use of the past brings many board games within striking range of some of the more tragic and divisive aspects of humanity's history.
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But a new Reddit post discovered a subtle easter egg left behind by showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss all the way back in Season 3 that adds even more tragic layers to her horrifying death.
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Divines does critique the police for its role in the neighborhoods it is meant to make safer, especially with its ending, a similar but even more tragic and accusatory variation on the finale of La Haine.
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In short, no matter what type of Brexit happens — hard, soft, orderly, smooth, red, white or blue — it's unlikely to happen any time soon, which will mean more tragic casualties like the iconic pink wafer biscuit:
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Hugo Was Kind Of An Awful Dude While a lot of Alita: Battle Angel's love story between Alita and Hugo was lifted right from the comics, Hugo's death was definitely even more tragic in the manga series.
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In Big Little Lies, he again captures Witherspoon gazing out over the Pacific, taking in sunsets and lunar cycles, though this time she looks far more glamorous, and that much more tragic juxtaposed with the vast landscape.
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The extensive upgrades made to the Cozy Coupe were far more expensive than the ride-on toy itself, which made the end of its first flight even more tragic, as the plane tore itself apart mid-air before landing.
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The family accepted the award for reality show of 2018, where they thanked fans and humbly paid respects at the beginning of their speech to victims of some of the more tragic events that have transpired as of late.
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Sure, there was more tragic romance than I typically like, but "First Blood" makes clear, I think, that the two are deluding themselves if they think that the very foundations of Gilead aren't going to eventually make them antagonists.
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As the artists melt back into the maelstrom of the streets, the split between their public and private personae, and the secrets of gay life at a time of extreme prejudice and discrimination, appear all the more tragic. ♦
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There's almost nothing more tragic than opening your makeup bag to discover a crushed palette, damaged brush, or broken compact, which is why Amazon shoppers love this surprisingly affordable makeup case designed to organize and protect your most precious beauty essentials.
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Ever since Deadline published an exclusive interview with Parker on August 21999 — under the headline "Fox Searchlight, Nate Parker Confront Old Sex Case That Could Tarnish The Birth Of A Nation" — the situation has only gotten messier and more tragic.
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"You couldn't have written a more tragic script, the whole thing is just so tragic and terrible, but we have to put our personal feelings aside and do the law enforcement side of this," Lowery said, the Post-Dispatch reports.
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However, the reality of the FOUR PAWS Forest School, a new animal rehabilitation project in partnership with local agency Jejak Pulang and the Indonesian government's forest ministry is, at once, more tragic but also more inspiring than any Broadway musical.
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Cutie Cutie Cupcake is a controlling and bitter alcoholic, but it's the fact she's not all bad — the fact that she still, in a moment of kindness, encourages her daughter to go to university — that makes her all the more tragic.
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Equally troubling is the fact that in the film, Simone's best music is behind her and Henderson must convince her to play again, making her comeback more tragic and her genius less illuminated than that of her male biopic counterparts.
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While some have speculated that holding off on a vote might indicate that the Vatican has a broader, more comprehensive and international strategy in mind for future action, I would suggest that the reality is much more tragic and sobering.
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Obsessiveness is a good filter for choosing roles, because there is nothing with more comic potential than a character who desperately wants something, and there's also nothing with more tragic potential; the distinction is in how that obsession pans out.
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Some of the cases in "El Norte" are more tragic than others, like the painful history of Puerto Rico, where the Arawak people, or Tainos, the pacific society that Columbus encountered, had an easy laugh and were as curious as children.
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As Amy Nicholson from Variety wrote, "More tragic than funny, but Stone is hoping for laughs — or really, swoons — or maybe just whatever will make audiences happy, an eagerness to please that makes the tone wobble from scene to scene."
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What makes the story of these two broken hearts the flying, crowing boy left in his wake all the more tragic is that they're just footnotes to the bigger story — Pan saves his kids and learns to be a better man and father.
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To be fair, it's only a little more tragic than when he recently offered people on his Patreon "Free Milo ringtones," Milo posters, and the chance for "Milo to call you on your birthday" in return for donations in the hundreds of dollars.
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What makes the Wilson case even more tragic is that Wilson's father, Stanley Tobias Wilson Sr., is most famous for his Super Bowl XXIII drug relapse that got him suspended for the big game and, more or less, kicked out of the league.
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"You have a group from China who have worked hard to come to the states, got the visa and everything they needed, excited about it, and for a tragedy like this to happen it just makes it all the more tragic," Street said.
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And in the context of Jack enthusiastically moving into the next phase of his life — moving forward in recovery, trying to start his own business — that he could die from such a small mistake makes the futility of his plans feel all the more tragic.
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In an American political milieu that has rarely felt more tragic and irrational, Al Gore soldiers on as always, confident that it's working, that things are moving in the right direction, that if he can teach and persuade enough people, democratic change will follow.
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"What's more tragic, however, is that Na's statements don't point to the problematic thinking of any one individual, but that they reflect the actual reasoning and sense of privilege of the majority of high-ranking government officials," said an editorial from Hankyoreh, a liberal newspaper.
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An American man is in critical but stable condition after a "vicious" attack by a large crocodile on a Costa Rican beach on Friday, but the situation could have been more tragic if it wasn't for the man's friend fighting the reptile off with his bare hands.
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In "The Art of Isadora," Ms. Belilove and her dancers celebrate what would have been Isadora Duncan's 23th birthday with a selection of early solos and group works created in homage to Apollo and Dionysius, as well as more tragic solos created during Duncan's final years.
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"I can't imagine a more tragic loss of liberty than forcing a citizen, whether male or female, to fight in a war with which they may disagree," Julie Mastrine, the petition's author and Care2's activism marketing and social media manager, said in a written statement.
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It's been 10 years since I first read the Harry Potter books, and now that I'm something vaguely resembling a full-grown adult man, I thought that the more tragic moments of J.K. Rowling's magical series would glance off me like curses off a well-produced shield charm.
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North Korea will never agree to economic trade with the U.S. in exchange for abandoning nuclear weapons, according to Kim Kye Gwan, who warned that Trump "will be recorded as more tragic and unsuccessful president than his predecessors" if he follows in the steps of previous U.S. leaders.
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But if you think of the title characters as a couple of kids who are in love with love, with sex, and with death — in the way a lot of teenagers are — what happens to them seems both more interesting and more tragic, in an unnecessary and easily preventable sort of way.
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There's nothing more tragic than a conventionally attractive white woman angrily and tearfully saying "I brought this bottle from Des Moines" to her nemesis in front of the object of both of their affections, but that's exactly what Kelsey Weier, a former Miss Iowa, did on last night's episode of The Bachelor.
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That makes even more tragic the loss of Garland for the open seat on the Supreme Court and even more crucial other measures to prevent the Republicans from holding their majorities in the Senate, which confirms judicial nominations, the House of Representatives, which can ban election practices, and state legislatures, which do the gerrymandering.
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As she continued to recover from TSS, Follis said she felt "isolated" because not only did it feel like "nobody else had been through this," but some people who had the disease went through "even more tragic experiences than I did" she explained, referencing Lauren Wasser, the model and activist who lost both of her legs to the disease.
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Still, before this distinction was made Sunday morning, the irony was not lost on some, including my former colleague Slade Sohmer, and the ACLU's Chase Strangio: Only thing I'd add to saddest tragedy in Orlando: It's made even more tragic and sad that gay men are prohibited from donating blood to help But not if you're gay or trans.
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The first family of reality TV — Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian and Kendall Jenner (no sign of Kylie Jenner) — accepted the award Sunday night for reality show of 2018, where they thanked fans and humbly paid respects at the beginning of their speech to victims of some of the more tragic events that have transpired as of late.
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An official cause has yet to be determined -- we're told an autopsy and toxicology analysis still needs to be conducted, but for now ... authorities are treating his death as a possible OD. It makes the situation all the more tragic, as Jason had battled addiction ... and in 2011, he was even arrested and charged for allegedly having heroin on him.
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