Sentence examples for disintegrating world from inspiring English sources

Both girls would turn to self-destructive behaviors to cope with their rapidly disintegrating world.

As Hung collapses morally and physically, Suong strives valiantly to hold together her disintegrating world, and she has some help.

It's a terrific piece of work that explores the disintegrating world of a prosperous businessman after an eight-year-old girl disappears while being babysat by his teenage son.

It is the spirit of Amis that stalks Hogan, informing his paranoid, parenthetical first-person, and the delirious contortions of Matt, heart laughing and head full of terrors, to hold firm a disintegrating world in freefall.

Horry stuck by Harry during some early professional ups and downs, consoled him when he suffered a "love crisis" in his 30s, and these days sagely counsels him about the "crisis of values" in our disintegrating world.

Despite the high-tech title, "Popcorn" has an elegiac air, as if the radio's white noise were carrying messages from a disintegrating world.

Image caption Watashi says: "Don't go! Don't abandon me!" The response: "That's enough of that!" Everything in his life seemed to be disintegrating - the world was becoming a strange place, and his relationships were failing him.

"3D is clearly the future, as our world outside crumbles and disintegrates the world inside gets more expansive," the duo waxed poetic.

It included a super laser capable of disintegrating entire worlds in one blast.

None of the stories is more haunting than "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius", in which an imaginary world, portrayed in a mysterious encyclopedia, disrupts and disintegrates the world that we take to be real.

Few nations in the world have had their borders chopped up and lands redistributed as frequently as those in Central and Eastern Europe, and particularly former components of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which disintegrated after World War I. Berehove, for one, has found itself in five different countries over the past century.