Sentence examples for tale of cataclysm from inspiring English sources
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C1 The Arts A TIE TO THE PAST: "Moby Dick," with its tales of cataclysm told by a stranger in Manhattan, seems oddly resonant today, the 150th anniversary of its publishing.
"Butterfly," Jose Luis Cuerda's delicate, quietly devastating new film, is doubly nostalgic since it filters its tale of ideological cataclysm through the eyes of a child.
Earth has experienced this type of cataclysm numerous times, although not for many thousands of years.
The whole of Afghanistan is facing this kind of cataclysm.
I happened to visit the Jersey Shore before Irene did, drawn to a different kind of cataclysm.
Centres of Cataclysm does accommodate quite a bit of inert material.
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The archaeological treasure hunt is meant to test a theory that fast-rising waters some 7500 years ago drove coastal dwellers inland at a dizzying 1 to 2 kilometers a day, a cataclysm that some researchers say could have spread farming into Central Europe and perhaps even account for the biblical tale of Noah's Ark.
