Sentences with phrase «of human tragedy»

Does access to the prevention of human tragedy justify the possibility of misuse?

It's history as a progression of human tragedy.

Maybe that grand goal of the good society is brought into being not by vigilante types, nor yet by romantic revolutionaries, nor by any visionary ideologies and scenarios of the right or left, but by the ambiguous resolution of human tragedies in thousands of little courtrooms across the land.

Maybe we «let justice roll down like waters» — not in torrents of rhetoric nor cataclysmic tides of revolution, but in the slow melting of the snow - mass of backed - up grievances, by the ambiguous resolution of human tragedies in thousands of little courtrooms across the land.

And Green MP Caroline Lucas said: «Using the innocent victims of a human tragedy for political propaganda is utterly disgusting.

Caroline Lucas, the Green party MP for Brighton Pavilion, said: «Using the innocent victims of a human tragedy for political propaganda is utterly disgusting.

The band has released seven EP and LP albums in the past seven years, each album exposing its own charm of desperation, but always leaving a sweet feeling of hope through its explorations of human tragedy.

One could travel in this bicentennial year to a thousand American communities, and in each of them see instances of human tragedy directly based upon failures of justice and the breakdown of moral ideas — this in the face of operative legal systems.

Though full of human tragedies and contradictions, God embraces this ark.

Further, God's sovereign goodness is what makes the gravest of human tragedies — the murder and execution of the Son of God — actual good news (Acts 2:22 - 23; cf. 4:27 - 28).

[A] taut, tense and witty tale of human tragedy and triumphant humanity set against the sweep of modern India.

Like the best scenes in Wes Craven's Last House on the Left or all of Tobe Hooper's original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Manson Family places horror in our face in a way a glib depiction of human tragedy like Pearl Harbor does not.

As a reader, I was quickly drawn into the story with this small representation of how impersonal the natural world is in the face of human tragedy.

In just over 200 pages, Doyle manages to tell us something startling, funny and strange about the nature of human tragedy and pain.

Chosen from the winners of the awards» thirteen professional categories, the winning work «Ebola Crisis Overwhelms Liberian Capital» is a hard - hitting series of images that cut to the heart of this human tragedy.

Philip Aguirre y Otegui makes sculptures, paintings, drawings, collages, prints and installations using traditional materials to engage with contemporary politics and the social condition, often reflecting a profound sense of human tragedy.

In 2008 Kørner completed War Problems, a series sixteen large - scale paintings, each representing a Danish solider killed in combat in Afghanistan and each bearing a single name, which function as a collective expression of the human tragedy imparted by this war.

Inspired as much by poetry and philosophy as by the affecting material qualities of sculpture, Salcedo subtly and painstakingly transforms everyday household objects and garments - symbols of a vanished existence and of the human tragedies that are its cause.