Sentence examples for personal disasters from inspiring English sources

How does a famous person cope with a litany of personal disasters and addictions?

A few personal disasters went down.

Oskar Kokoschka's violent Expressionism foreshadows World War I; Gustav Mahler's cataclysmic symphonies anticipate personal disasters.

We now hear about public figures' personal disasters and sexual histories.

Through the preceding years, Milton had suffered a number of personal disasters: in 1652, his wife Mary died in childbirth, and a son died the following month.

Which of us in our worst nightmares hasn't imagined a calamitous pile-up of personal disasters that could end in destitution and despair?

Other common risk factors, Dr. Halmi said, include a "personal disaster in a person's life, like the death of a spouse, losing one's job, having a serious problem at work, or being left by one's husband for another woman".

It is a personal disaster; an affront to the nose.

That investment has been a personal disaster for Mr Levin.

But the ramifications went far beyond personal disaster.

For every one of them that is a personal disaster.