Sentence examples for calamitous message from inspiring English sources
The music and its marketing decorated a calamitous message — we're all growing more stupid — in increasingly child-friendly sounds, colors and shapes, and kept telling its listeners, with ad-copy sophistry, that they were taking part in a sort of philosophical movement.
While the disparity, which amounts to £2.20 per week, might not seem calamitous, the message behind it matters.
She said: "This government's message to the profession is calamitous.
And his sensitivity to the uses and abuses of language is highly apparent in several pencil-on-graph-paper drawings of text messages, most of which have calamitous subtexts.
Even if the speeding itself is unlikely to directly cause an accident, it increases the likelihood that something else — a wet road or a distracting text message — will do so and that the accident, when it occurs, will be more calamitous.
A message must be sent to the government that the public will not tolerate Britain joining another calamitous US-led military intervention.
Not calamitous or terminal.
The result was calamitous.
Calamitous is probably better.
