Sentence examples for this whole catastrophe from inspiring English sources

But, said Edis, "this whole catastrophe for your family has been caused by you putting the story in the newspaper".

RO: What has happened is the federal government has managed - mismanaged I think really - this whole catastrophe.

If we take the senseless loss of human life out of the equation, the biggest loser in this whole catastrophe is cable news, who got nearly every fact about the bombing and the suspects wrong at one time or another.

This covers the whole catastrophe, from the US's creep into the mission circa 1962 to "Taps" played on a tape recorder by such geezers as remember too much - and the Saigon manufacture of fake Zippo lighters, engraved with slogans and handcraftily vintaged, to sell to tourists.

Marriage, children, the whole catastrophe, as Zorba called it.

As the town's Likud mayor, Eli Moyal, says, "We have here the whole catastrophe".

But he uses "the whole catastrophe," a phrase from "Zorba the Greek," to describe what Bobby Fischer had become.

Mr Paxman said that "not to acknowledge the war's significance would be wilful myopia", but that "the whole catastrophe has been overlain with myth and legend".

As Safina said, "Many people believe the whole catastrophe is the oil we spill, but that gets diluted and eventually disarmed over time.

The Newsnight host said that "not to acknowledge the war's significance would be wilful myopia", but that "the whole catastrophe has been overlain with myth and legend".

Because, if someone had found — well, a cure would sound too eager and sweaty, but a method for handling writer's block and writers' insecurities, which is pretty much the whole catastrophe, well, where do we all sign up?