Significados de great tragedian en inglés

Verily, then, tragedy is a wise thing and Euripides a great tragedian.

A profound regret for me is the manner of the great tragedian's death.

But it left in my mind a very pleasant impression of this great tragedian.

I can assure you the great tragedian did not show much affection for you.

The great tragedian Macready used to render this finely in Macbeth, at Banquo's second appearance.

From that moment I shall always believe that the stage lost a great tragedian in Wallace.

After the death of the great tragedian, Hannah spent a large part of her time with his widow.

But-Isthere not, begging the pardon of the great tragedian, too much reserve in the Agamemnon for our modern taste?

This public voice had declared that Eckhof was a great tragedian, who rivalled successfully the great French actor, Monsieur Dennis.

But that, I am sure, will not be necessary: a great tragedian was lost when he became a great painter.

The Classical tradition has to answer for many sins; perhaps its most infamous achievement was that it prevented Molière from being a great tragedian.

He approached the great tragedian with a sinking heart, for Forrest had a reputation for brusque roughness never exceeded on or off the stage.

You see the great tragedian has many admirers; it seems to me that half of Berlin has come to bring him tribute this evening.

It seems that one day, while my mother and Richard were returning home, they got on a street-car which already held the great tragedian.

Do you remember how we used to read the great tragedians and Plato together?

This a mere rhetorician may write as well as the greatest tragedian that ever lived.