Sentence examples for gruesome catastrophe from inspiring English sources
Reports out of the Irrawaddy Delta, the worst-hit area, continued to reflect a growing and gruesome catastrophe, according to Western diplomats in Yangon.
During the 2010 election, David Cameron travelled the country issuing what he hoped were blood-freezing warnings that a hung parliament would be the most gruesome catastrophe to engulf Britain since the Black Death.
The Thirty Years war, the setting for Mother Courage, was a pointless, grotesquely protracted, gruesome catastrophe for everyone except the handful of victors among the European aristocracy who profited from it.
Dead criminals — killed by one another or the police — fires, gruesome accidents and other catastrophes were his initial subjects.
His single, handheld camera doesn't do justice to the magnitude of the catastrophe, and his disinclination toward the gruesome (he famously fled his brother's deathbed to take a walk) causes him to hurry through what is a kind of nuclear winter.
If the person died in a particularly gruesome way or by suicide, you may want to use your discretion, but if the person died in a major catastrophe, at war, or after battling a long illness, you may want to include it.
