Sentence examples for the cataclysm of from inspiring English sources

Both include the cataclysm of Arcana and the lean spaciousness of Déserts.

Small beer compared with the cataclysm of a year ago but enough to temper the holiday cheer.

The European Union was born out of the cataclysm of World War II, to save the nation-state.

In retrospect, what is remarkable about the cataclysm of 1955 is that it took so long to come.

Passenger traffic at local subway stations is up 63% in the past decade, despite the cataclysm of Superstorm Sandy.

Hamish Hamilton; £14.99This literary equivalent of a Marc Chagall shtetl painting tells two stories that collide in the cataclysm of the Holocaust.

It told the stories of four lives, quietly reverberating and corroding after the cataclysms of Europe's 20th century.

If The New Yorker had stuck to its founding voice throughout the cataclysms of the thirties and forties, it might have faded into irrelevance.

In many ways it anticipated the cataclysms of the 20th century and the horrors of the first world war and the Russian revolution.

No hard-edged political point is being made, I think; perhaps the suggestion is that even the cataclysms of two world wars hadn't been enough to shift the class distinctions in Viennese society that drive the opera's comedy.

In Origins, Arendt argued that Nazism originated from the cataclysms of modern German history.