Sentence examples for cataclysmic shift from inspiring English sources

Nor is the new pedestrian mall a cataclysmic shift in New York's identity.

But does our technology really produce a cataclysmic shift, or is human nature immutable?

This cataclysmic shift is nothing short of a second independence for the country, long under the boot of the hegemonic Constitutional Democratic Rally party (RCD).

"The discovery of a specific itch pathway caused a cataclysmic shift in thinking about itch," said Dr. Earl Carstens, a professor of neurobiology at the University of California at Davis.

It simply happened and I was grateful for what became a cataclysmic shift.

It wasn't a cataclysmic shift, but a subtle one in which we started to be seen as human beings for the first time.

Peter's century-plus on earth amounts to a timeline for the most cataclysmic shifts in wine history, where technology, taste and interest in this iconic California beverage advanced at breakneck speed.

You may want to peek out the window occasionally today to make sure everything looks the same, to see if the cataclysmic universe shift that happened overnight had any visible effects.

For some time now, pundits have speculated on the likely effect of the year's cataclysmic political shifts upon the world of music.

The religious parties were in the middle, inclined to the nationalists but always ready to negotiate with the peaceniks if the parliamentary arithmetic warranted it.The most cataclysmic of those shifts was in 2005, when the then prime minister, Ariel Sharon, seceded from the Likud to create Kadima, now the largest party in parliament (see chart).

The galaxy's planets will align, causing something cataclysmic like a "pole shift" or like the interaction between Earth and a massive black hole created at the centre of the galaxy.