Sentence examples for a cataclysm of from inspiring English sources

Family life, a cataclysm of solitudes.

But in plate tectonics momentary peace may imply prefigure a cataclysm of unprecedented magnitude.

And yet, like those struggling in Sandy's wake, Lia must rebuild after a cataclysm of the soul.

It was often argued that "a cataclysm of chaos, violence and extremism" would engulf Syria should Assad topple, he said.

But the death of Mr Blanco has brought such a cataclysm of protest that ETA may have to start re-examining itself.

Lynchings, vultures, orgies and a barren landscape slowly dissolve into a cataclysm of torpid color (from Goya to Rothko), with a soundtrack of hip-hop cellphone rings.

In Oklahoma, for example, people aren't flooding the food banks because of a cataclysm-of-the-land like that experienced in the state during the Dust Bowl years.

If the Bush Administration had been forced by a cataclysm on the scale of the Second World War to leave behind a debt load of this size, that would be one thing.

The industry itself sides, for once, with the Democrats on this issue, and is now warning of a cataclysm for the city if its profits plunge.

The N.R.A. has embedded itself so deeply into the culture of Republican politics that it would take a cataclysm to break the bonds of money and fear that keep Republican office holders captive to the gun lobby's agenda.

The Labour, Lib Dem and Tory naysayers warned us of such a cataclysm in the event of a nationalist government being elected.