Sentence examples for face of catastrophe from inspiring English sources
MAT COLLISHAW In "The Writing of the Disaster," Maurice Blanchot claimed that language is impotent in the face of catastrophe.
The production asks and answers the question: How do you go on in the face of catastrophe?
We often get too comfortable in our lives and rise to the occasion only in the face of catastrophe.
When it stood alone, FEMA was a praiseworthy rampart in the face of catastrophe, notably manned by professionals, not political appointees.
Mr. DeLillo's play, a Beckettian tale about a pilgrim and a scholar, raises doubts about the value of language in the face of catastrophe.
I've concluded that the density and strength of social networks are the most important variables — not wealth, education or culture — in determining their resilience in the face of catastrophe.
In the face of catastrophes there are always those who are trying to divine the mind of God when, really, their role as humans is to argue with God.
In the face of this catastrophe, what makes Mr. McDonough foam at the mouth?
The idea behind LifeEdited is to make scaling back in the face of ecological catastrophe seem attractive.
His Crow snaps up pantheons of human gods and myths in the face of looming catastrophe, but ultimately flies only "the black flag of himself".
In the face of this catastrophe, these workers have typically been counseled to cope by downsizing their employment expectations — which is the opposite of a solution.
