Sentence examples for through catastrophe from inspiring English sources

Conrad observes that "the human world falls apart, not through catastrophe, but from mounting internal failure".

And only in and through catastrophe and madness, at great cost to others and himself, does he become human.

For Bartholomew, the mystery that was the source of all spiritual belief, present through catastrophe and plague and evil, was a strength now, too, and more than it had ever been.

Although the story doesn't carry its conceit to its logical conclusion, its implication that in a nightmarish future these two might be a new Adam and Eve, redeemed through catastrophe, gains little emotional traction.

It's a fiercely political work that illustrates Israeli philosopher and essayist Adi Ophir's proposition "that God reveals himself predominantly through catastrophe and that power structures within the Bible correlate with those within modern systems of governance".

The Tribune editorial page, which endorsed Mr. Obama four years ago but went with President George W. Bush before that, concludes: "Therefore, our endorsement must go to the incumbent, a competent leader who, against tough odds, has guided the country through catastrophe and set a course that, while rocky, is pointing toward a brighter day.

It's a violent storm you pass through; a catastrophe that marks you for the rest of your life.

Voltaire lampooned this in the person of Dr Pangloss, with his refrain, repeated through catastrophes, that all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds.

In mitosis, improper chromosome segregation often leads to cell death through mitotic catastrophe [1] and has also been linked to cancer through formation of aneuploid cells [2], [3].

Only the stem lineage to Placentalia, they said, appeared to hang on through the catastrophe, generally associated with climate change after an asteroid crashed into Earth.

He fought against artistic freedom and prostate cancer, ran around with a woman not his wife and showed the world how to lead millions through a catastrophe.