Sentence examples for public disasters from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of many public disasters sees the swift emergence of a public hero to counterpoint the tragedy.

On the one hand, the screeching, treble, machine-gun announcements of public disasters; on the other, the chesty, cooing accompaniment of hipster reverie and psychedelic jamming.

Aware that Dorchester was running out of history, the townspeople made it clear to us that they could do without a play about any more public disasters or crusading vicars.

After so many public disasters, why would Apple, given its obsession with control, want to buy something that looks increasingly less like a Porsche and more like a clown car?

Several of Silicon Valley's heaviest hitters were interested in the deal despite the recent and very public disasters that have plagued other entertainment companies that tried to master the Web, including the Digital Entertainment Network and the DreamWorks-backed Pop.com.

This conservatism belongs to the nature of religion, inasmuch as religion deals precisely with those issues of life that yield no easy resolution or solution: the mystery of life itself, the travails of birth, initiation into the community of adults, marriage, sickness, public disasters, and death.

Meanwhile, Netflix has had a more public disaster.

Private misfortune, by the mid-1520s, was beginning to look like public disaster.

The commingling of science and politics has engendered as much public disaster as it has public good.

We have seen the terrible private consequences of public disaster; could private disaster yield its own, disproportionately huge calamities?

What had started off as a safe PR opportunity to speak to the website  Mumsnet turned into another public disaster.