Sentence examples for cataclysmic end from inspiring English sources

Expectations of a cataclysmic end of the world are also expressed by myths.

Something similar is going on now, although a cataclysmic end is not inevitable.

There is no cataclysmic end to this New York tale of sex and the city.

Strauss finished "Metamorphosen" in the spring of 1945 as World War II was coming to its cataclysmic end.

Specifically, the moment on Friday when the whole world comes to a fiery, watery or in some other way unpleasant and cataclysmic end.

There is even an echo of the cataclysmic end of the "Ring" in our world of forests burning, glaciers melting and water engulfing the land.

Tyson, currently the director of the Hayden Planetarium, leaps quickly from idea to idea: the decline of public interest in space and prospects for a reinvigorated space program, theories about heat death and cataclysmic end-days scenarios of an asteroid colliding with the earth, the relationship between science and religion.

"Vacant Possession" revisits the cast of "Every Day Is Mother's Day" roughly a decade after the cataclysmic ending of that novel.

So whereas the cataclysmic ends of the Ordovician, Devonian, Permian, Triassic and Cretaceous periods saw species become first rare and then extinct without any chance for salvation, now we are seeking where we can to keep the last remnants of many species alive, either in cordoned-off areas of natural habitat or in zoos.

In most myths of the Mesoamerican Nahua peoples, including those of the Aztecs, four eras preceded the era of Tonatiuh, each ended by cataclysmic destruction.

The sad truth is that we haven't done nearly enough to reform the financial system to prevent another cataclysmic crash, end rampant predatory behavior, restore investor confidence and protect taxpayers, companies and the federal treasury.