Sentence examples for catastrophe between from inspiring English sources

In the end the Party of Peace did win, but only after the catastrophe between 1914 and 1945, with bloodshed surpassing anything ever seen and an utterly unparalleled murder of innocents; a regression that remains an inexplicable moral mystery.

Lowry's non-participation in the European catastrophe between 1938 and 1945 was a lingering source of guilt, often referred to in his letters (which are brilliant, witty, and constantly absorbing).

However, such difference (30 and 33 vs 0%) in the number of clones undergoing mitotic catastrophe between CD9- and vector-transfected PC-3 cells is highly significant (P=0.0017).

Swift writes about the fissures and catastrophes between people: the betrayals, disappointments and fallings-out of relationships.

No great family catastrophe hid between the lines.

Why is this city so beautiful when it mourns?" Mazie asks, the spectre of future catastrophe looming between the lines.

(There is likely merit to the concept. In the wake of Orca's failure, bickering about who was to blame for the catastrophe swung between outside consultants, and a too-small team on the Romney side).

They are about reconsidering failure, seeing it like a eulogy, not a catastrophe, an in-between state of knowledge, an opportunity to think or rethink and create with a fresh view.

The implicit parallel in the book between personal catastrophe and political crisis – between the break-up of the Bloch marriage and the earthquake and subsequent Arab-Israeli stand-off – might at first appear absurd, hubristic.

O'Brien describes her life, which lasted until 1915, as "a confrontation between catastrophe and endurance".

And so the region's history lurches between catastrophe and compromise.