apocalyptical

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• In one case a pharmacist in Wisconsin managed to sabotage 500 vaccines, apparently driven by his belief in apocalyptic conspiracy theories.

• We read about people from the past who lived through apocalyptic times.

• America’s tectonic political plates are shifting ahead of an election that’s being cast in apocalyptic terms by both sides.

• Elaborating on this “apocalyptic confrontation of South and North,” Cheney observes that “Monroe, Madison, and Jefferson believed that splitting Republicans was the point of the Missouri question.”

• Concerns over the combination of overstretched and underfunded health systems and the existing load of infectious and non-infectious diseases often led to it being talked about in apocalyptic terms.

• And it merely delayed the apocalyptic maelstrom that followed rather than preventing it.

• At DoD he ran around with his hair practically on fire denouncing cuts to the defense budget in out-sized, apocalyptic terms.

• And I also have lots of apocalyptic dreams, including warfare.

• Off the coast of Japan stands a crumbling, post-apocalyptic abandoned island that once held a bustling mining community.

• Failure to reach an accord will add yet more potentially apocalyptic uncertainties to the Middle Eastern scene.

• It was poetry and the drama, and processions and apocalyptic visions.

• She flashed before him, an Apocalyptic angel, splended and terrible, trumpet-calling him to the last great fight.

• Similarly, the apocalyptic myth of world-destruction has passed beyond the stage of the myth proper.

• In Jewish literature, one of the earliest examples of such apocalyptic accounts of the beyond is to be found in the Book of Enoch.