Sentence examples for calamitous affair from inspiring English sources
She is shortlisted for The Forgotten Waltz, which tells the story of Gina and the calamitous affair she has with Sean.
If we are to defeat terrorism and prosper we cannot afford to ignore the calamitous affairs of other nations.
On Friday evening, the spotlight turned to Nigel Farage, a man whose previous forays into Scotland have been pretty calamitous affairs.
But ultimately there's only one person responsible for the Windrush affair, and the calamitous consequences of the hostile environment policy: Theresa May.
If it's volume, it has hardly any meaning to the main point of contention between us — which is whether coming Arctic changes are calamitous to ecosystems, and human affairs, or not.
In the latest intervention into the EU referendum security debate, Petraeus called for the west to draw together at a precarious time in global affairs as he warned that an isolationist approach always ends with calamitous results.
Not calamitous or terminal.
The result was calamitous.
Calamitous is probably better.
