Sentence examples for more cataclysmic from inspiring English sources

But other projections are much more cataclysmic.

"Things are much more cataclysmic".

The two men discussed the chances of the new country's being born without causing more cataclysmic warfare.

But the stays were a few days at most, and he's had no more cataclysmic, weeks-long I.C.U.

Other participants at the symposium are exploring the more cataclysmic collisions of neutron stars and black holes.

There seems to be an ironclad rule of politics that the smoother the glide path and the more complete the triumph, the more cataclysmic the fall.

Nausea is now approaching something more … cataclysmic.

Many Democratic leaders, noting the closeness of the loss and the narrow margin in what is about to become a Republican-controlled Senate, argued that the party's defeat was more cyclical than cataclysmic.

They warned that the female students would wee on the trees Obama planted in 2006 if he didn't, before going on to threaten even more "catastrophic, calamitous, cataclysmic" action from the male students.

Now, it would seem, the Chinese are getting back to their everyday concerns, paying attention to events more mundane and less cataclysmic.

Another major event, less cataclysmic yet more far-reaching in its impact, was the gradual undermining of Nguni society by expanding European power.