Sentimentally, but not tragically.

I love you totally, tenderly, tragically.

Don't take life so tragically. There's no point.

I'm sorry it ended so tragically for you.

Tragically, the Palestinian people are still under Israeli occupation.

My brother, Henry, he died tragically when we were teenagers.

No one in present day Europe is so tragically unprotected.

Alleged efforts to release Chief Abiola were thus tragically overtaken.

They have been tragically deprived of the basic capacities for human development.

This is yet another realm where unequal opportunity makes itself tragically felt.

I am sending you some money, do not take everything so tragically.

But, tragically, the world still suffers from the evils of genocide and ethnic cleansing.

We must ensure that this does not continue, as has happened so tragically in the past.

No other event in human history has more tragically and vividly illustrated the horror of nuclear weapons.

Over the past year, we have been tragically reminded of human vulnerability in the face of natural disasters.

Most recently, we've been tragically reminded of the destructive power of nature itself with the recent earthquake in Haiti.

And tragically in 2003 , a scientist was taken down and drowned, and she was being consumed by a leopard seal.

And that's more or less the story of the coral reefs of the Caribbean, and increasingly, tragically, the coral reefs worldwide.

That is a particularly sensitive matter for the small island developing States most vulnerable to natural disasters, as has been tragically demonstrated.

Tragically, another, unprecedented natural disaster has struck brotherly countries of the Asia Pacific region and we express our solidarity to those countries.

Tragically, Paraguay is landlocked, which is a considerable obstacle to our aspiration to build an economy based on production and international trade.

As a nation tragically aware of the human costs of terrorism, Australia remains a strong ally in your Committee's efforts to combat this scourge.

19. Tragically, four accidents involving United Nations leased helicopters and aircraft have resulted in the untimely deaths of 31 individuals, including 10 staff members.

But we also need to say in this forum that the protectionism of rich countries is like a vice that, tragically, is strangling our peoples.

We also wish to pay tribute to the memory of the former Prime Minister of Lebanon, His Excellency Mr. Rafik Hariri, who was tragically assassinated yesterday.

Tragically, that peace did not save the lives of many others who continued to fight and die in the Pacific for another four or five months.

This tragically small sum amounts to just three cents for every 100 of US gross national product, which is less than two days of US military spending.

It has become tragically obvious that colonization and the peace process are incompatible there can be no peace with the continued colonization of the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.

Our efforts in Angola were dealt a severe blow when my Special Representative, Alioune Blondin Beye, was tragically killed in a plane crash on 26 June, together with seven others.

Tragically, three civilians were killed two Palestinians and one Chinese citizen all of whom were working in the Gush Katif settlement block in southern Gaza five Palestinians labourers were also wounded.

Tragically, it has become clear that the most affected group has been young children, of whom at least 50,000 were swept away but there are also tens of thousands left orphaned.

The obvious solution to the euro crisis would be a federal solution. But federation has been made less, not more, likely by a crisis that tragically set one proud nation against another.

Tragically, especially during periods of protracted conflicts, we are witnessing a breakdown of traditional norms and social codes of behaviour, with horrendous consequences for children in particular, and civilian populations in general.

The President I begin this morning by expressing our solidarity with the people of Pakistan and of its neighbours India and Afghanistan who have been tragically affected by a devastating earthquake this weekend.

17. Tragically, on 17 December 1996 at 4 a.m. local time, six ICRC expatriate delegates were shot dead by unidentified gunmen at their quarters at the ICRC hospital in Novye Atagi, near Grozny.

And tragically, in 1999, when she was in Colombia working with the U'wa people, focused on preserving their culture and language, she and two colleagues were abducted and tortured and killed by the FARC.

During the reporting period, at least seven Palestinian civilians were killed, including, tragically, an 11 year old boy carrying a toy gun, who was fatally shot by Israeli forces in Jenin on 3 November.

45. Too often and tragically so some political leaders around the world seek to make use of existing feelings of cultural identity, not to defend it, but rather to strengthen their position of power.

The US or other outside powers will not save Kenyan democracy. Threats, sanctions, or aid cutoffs would only cause further damage to an economy already in free fall, tragically punishing Kenya s poor while fomenting further violence.

Tragically, however, Morocco had been able to persist in its illegal and brutal occupation of Western Sahara and its flagrant violations of United Nations resolutions and international law and the United Nations had done next to nothing.

Mr. Assaf (Lebanon) (spoke in Arabic) In Lebanon today, we seem to be in a constant state of sorrow we have lost the former Prime Minister of our country, Mr. Rafik Hariri, who was tragically assassinated yesterday.

In what can only be the dark side of globalization, the very same technology and advances that have spurred the virtual seamlessness and globalization of the world have, tragically, also fostered the illicit trade in small arms.

14. Tragically, while average life expectancy has been increasing throughout the twentieth century, 3 out of 4 people in the least developed countries today die before the age of 50 the global life expectancy figure of half a century ago.

A recent World Bank study estimated that the damage from the triple disaster (earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear crisis) in March might ultimately cost Japan 235 billion (excluding the value of lives tragically lost). That is about 4 of Japanese GDP in 2010.

Extending our deepest sympathies and condolences to the victims of the recent tsunami disaster and their families and to the people and Governments of those countries who tragically suffered huge loss of life, serious injuries and extensive material damages from the tsunami disaster,