Sentence examples for disaster expressed from inspiring English sources

Of Sicily's own form of Baroque, post 1693, it has been said, "The buildings conceived in the wake of this disaster expressed a light-hearted freedom of decoration whose incongruous gaiety was intended, perhaps, to assuage the horror".

Hurricane Sandy, in the wily and savage way of natural disasters, expressed its full assortment of lethal methods as it hit the East Coast on Monday night.

The ambiguities of the journey, ranging from seductive sensuality to menacing danger and possible disaster, are expressed in the show's title.

Eight years after the World Trade Center disaster, workers expressed frustration about poor risk communication during recovery and cleanup work.

The impact from disasters were expressed through the severe drop in income-earning resources after cyclone Pam and an increased dependence on fisheries for income generation and subsistence (EP 4).

He sent her a fax after the disaster to express his sympathy.

Roger A. Pielke, Jr., who has long focused on clarifying the drivers of climate-related disaster losses, has expressed hope that the draft reflects a determination on the part of the climate and disaster science community to resist temptation to gloss over durable uncertainty.

His character, John Scott, was first seen in an episode about a plane disaster; accordingly, IGN expressed, it made sense thematically to have his last appearance be in an episode about a similar type of disaster.

Some people in the disaster zone have expressed concern that foreign companies, helped by generous subsidies, will hurt local businesses trying to rebuild.

Union leaders said the figures were proof that ministers' decision to almost treble fees had been "a disaster", while charities expressed concern that students from low-income homes may have been deterred from applying.

Disaster risk is expressed in terms of potential loss of lives, deterioration of health status and livelihoods, and potential damage to assets and services due to impact of existing natural hazard.