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• Hagar shoulders the deprivation with the dignity of a tragic heroine.
• She was to be famed as a tragic heroine on stage.
• At the moment, Ms . Shaham imitates the tragic heroine well.
• Or was she a visionary and tragic heroine?
• Or maybe we're just looking for our tragic heroines in the wrong places.
• In the 1940s Martha Graham built an entire dance theater repertory around these tragic heroines.
• She is Dreiser's most admirable tragic heroine, easily more so than Carrie Meeber.
• It is difficult to imagine the tragic heroines, however, as having such practical considerations in mind.
• She continued to portray a tragic heroine in many of her films until the end of World War II.
• In her next phase, she made sexual melodramas in which women were depicted as tragic heroines being exploited by men.
• She was named after Deirdre, a tragic heroine from Irish mythology who committed suicide after her lover's murder.
• Ms . Dion ignores the ambivalence of the lyrics to belt like a tragic heroine; she makes Pavarotti sound almost nonchalant.
• "Tess " gives us a tragic heroine and assails her with grime, evil portents and plain bad luck.
• The text is like an analytical session conducted by a poet with the verbal power to transform a patient into a tragic heroine.
• Instead of Medea, Jocasta and Ariadne, the tragic heroines of those glosses on Greek myth, it presents three couples happily in love.
• It's pretentious nonsense from a culture that's played out and lost, a culture that treats unhinged killers as tragic heroines.
• The press believe the story; praised by the public as a tragic heroine, Roxie becomes an overnight sensation ( " Roxie " ).
• Then you should get a load of Lily Bart, the tragic heroine of Edith Wharton's " The House of Mirth ."
• Today the Mount, under scaffolding and with peeling paint, is as much a reflection of the Wharton psyche as her tragic heroine, Lily Bart.
• For this album she pours on extra strings and brass, creating a set of songs that glides by like a tragic heroine at a joyous party.