Sentence examples for all calamities from inspiring English sources

He told hundreds of worshippers that Jews are "corrupt, rotten and the reason for all calamities".

Tagore's reflections on the world and especially the Eastern University, "The deepest source of all calamities in history is misunderstanding.

If Mr Cameron is Teflon Man, escaping voter wrath over cuts, they jest, Mr Clegg is Velcro Man, to whom all calamities currently stick.But exasperation also peeps through.

To forfeit one's share in the world to come is the greatest of all calamities, to which hellfire, whether physical or spiritual, pales in comparison.

The scene is a masterpiece in miniature, because it rebukes the temptation, ubiquitous in an age of digital effects, to show all calamities and to make them big.

Miłosz's preoccupation with Weil and Dostoevsky is linked to his meditations on the figure of Job, who dared to question God but whose faith withstood the test of all calamities.

All the calamities that followed the invasion were not only foreseeable, they were foreseen.

For all the calamities of the past few months, Inter finish the year just five points outside the Champions League places.

All those calamities will bring people together, and there are more to come.

If they did not, he would take the city by force, and the inhabitants would be responsible "for all the calamities and miseries that must befall them".

We're also promulgating doomsday scenarios about all the calamities that are sure to leave this planet without food or clean water or good sushi, and pretty soon it's all going to end.