Sentence examples for true cataclysm from inspiring English sources
After yesterday's scare, officials said the incident was a good exercise in readiness for a true cataclysm.
It is commonly hypothesized that almost immediately, a Mars-size object about 4,000 miles wide hit it — a true cataclysm that vaporized much of the object and Earth.
Compared with the potential global cataclysm of true climate change, even the war in Iraq and the national debt pale.
But in my experience, the opposite is true: the reporting of cataclysms or lesser disasters is often wildly misleading.
Yet its inability to grasp and fathom its true subject means that when the cataclysm arrives on 9/11, its dramatic effect is both unearned and long overdue.
In the moment, the Trump administration does have this sense of this completely unforeseen potential cataclysm, and if that proves out to be true it will be this defining moment of the century, but there's also the chance that he will just be seen as a bad president, and then people will move on.
Those predictions are much more dire than most, and forecasts of cataclysm in Russia have been made before without coming true.
Without being able to establish the true allegorical import of this scene, which concerns both the necessity of a cataclysm in poetry and its humorous calling into question, I will draw a few questions from it.
Due Dec. 21 from Summit Entertainment, the movie is based on the true account of a Spanish family, the Alvarez Belons, who became separated from one another in the cataclysm.
