Sentence examples for wax apocalyptic from inspiring English sources
Environmentalists and their publicists wax apocalyptic.
Our collective voiced concerns "wax apocalyptic".
With the markets also testing the resilience of another two south European single-currency countries – Portugal and Spain – Angel Gurria, head of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, waxed apocalyptic, comparing the Greek collapse and its wider impact to the ebola virus.
For over a year, survivalist bloggers have waxed apocalyptic about the Department of Homeland Security's bulk ammunition purchases for its 100,000 peace officers in its 90-plus agencies — "buying up enough ammo to wage seven-year war against the American people," as one hysteric put it.
The euro is at risk of collapse, and some European politicians are waxing apocalyptic.
Even local cops want in on the action, including New York City top cop Bill Bratton, who recently waxed apocalyptic about the Islamic State in order to ask for 450 extra police officers to be added to what is already the country's largest police force.
Apocalyptic fears may be found in any historical era, but they wax and wane.
"American Hot Wax" doesn't get into the later life of the doomed Freed, but it ends on a nice apocalyptic note.
"It was very apocalyptic.
The apocalyptic is political.
