Sentence examples for calamitous knowledge from inspiring English sources

The bill, nicknamed Freedom from Understanding Calamitous Knowledge Affecting Young and Old Ulike (Republican Eric Cantor of Virginia, who drafted the legislation, is a notoriously bad speller) was hailed as "a landmark piece of legislation" by conservative commentators across the political spectrum, from Rush Limbaugh to Glenn Beck and back again to Limbaugh.

Greed, unless it is reined in by fear, reaches out towards the calamitous moment when the central bankers' defences fail.Central bankers themselves are realistic about their knowledge and their powers.

Not calamitous or terminal.

The result was calamitous.

Calamitous is probably better.

Calamitous own goal?

"Calamitous?" he said.

The results were calamitous.

Danilo was calamitous again.

With calamitous consequences.

Really calamitous stuff.