Sentence examples for catastrophic form from inspiring English sources

The bad news eventually comes out, but it comes out all at once, and in sort of catastrophic form.

First, nowhere but in Hollywood does medicine, even in its most catastrophic form, unfold with the sustained hysteria that requires the beat of this unnerving, tympanitic score.

The question is why a writer of almost Proustian gifts has so much less than Proustian achievements; and the answer may rest in a certain catastrophic form of Englishness, in the cult of the little, the diminutive, and the unambitious, a dread of pretension raised to an aesthetic principle.

Prediction: MK Dons Gillingham will benefit from home advantage for Sunday's second leg at Priestfield Stadium as they look to make an immediate return to League One, and must fancy their chances against a Rochdale side whose catastrophic form makes the Gills' four wins in 10 games appear the picture of consistency.

Necrosis is a catastrophic form of cell death which does not involve the regulated action of enzymes.

Infantile spasms refer to a catastrophic form of epilepsy occurring in infancy that is diagnosed based on the findings of HYPS in EEG recordings combined with epileptic spasms [26].

It thus remains nearly incomprehensible to those who have not experienced it in its extreme mood, although the gloom, "the blues" which people go through occasionally and associate with the general hassle of everyday existence are of such prevalence that they do give many individuals a hint of the illness in its catastrophic form". Yet these deep felt emotions are overlooked or discounted.

One of the stories we tell in the third episode is of the Pogson family, whose daughter Kate suffers from Dravet syndrome, a "catastrophic" form of epilepsy.