Apocalyptic in a sentence

Fans of the post-apocalyptic aesthetic are having a great 2024, as this year has already seen a renewed interest in the series and the recent release of adds to the variety of post-apocalyptic games available.

Before progressives were apocalyptic about climate change they were apocalyptic about nuclear energy.

So people who enjoy watching movies with apocalyptic events, enjoy apocalyptic events.

With behind us, the recent wave of post-apocalyptic games might finally have peaked, but it seems the start of the post-apocalyptic home interface has only just begun.

He came to be associated with the New Wave of science fiction early in his career with apocalyptic (or post-apocalyptic) novels such as The Wind from Nowhere (1961) and The Drowned World (1962).

Advocates for migrants have objected to Adams’ apocalyptic terms, saying he is exaggerating the potential impact of the new arrivals on a city of nearly 8.8 million people.

After a mix of Christmas movies returned to the top 10, Netflix's latest reporting reveals that Sam Esmail's star-studded apocalyptic thrillerLeave the World Behind(Dec.

After spending much of season 1 trekking across a post-apocalyptic version of the U.S., Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) finally reach the Fireflies in Sunday's finale.

Aid groups have sounded the alarm on the "apocalyptic" humanitarian situation in the narrow territory, warning it is close to being overwhelmed by disease and starvation.

An apocalyptic frame parodies free-to-air TV, from the glossy, whiter-than-white “ordinariness” of morning news hosts to a piss-take of the Red Faces segment on Hey Hey It’s Judgement Day.

As one of the few good alien invasion series, it’s likely that it will one day be considered a classic piece of post-apocalyptic media.

A spin-off and prequel to Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is set to continue the post-apocalyptic series with a film focusing on Imperator Furiosa played by Anya Taylor-Joy.

As someone whose favorite post-apocalyptic movie is George Romero’s “Dawn of the Dead” — with all of its long scenes of survivors constructing a combination fortress-oasis in a shopping mall — I could have lingered forever in this episode’s 2003 segment.

At the time, it even seemed possible to imagine a gradual withering away of such great-power arsenals and the coming of a world liberated from apocalyptic nightmares.

Audiences would confront their fears, prompted by apocalyptic images from Midjourney, like one featuring a child gazing at the mushroom cloud of a nuclear blast.

Aunty rules a desert trading post called Bartertown, a post-apocalyptic community emulative of the wild west, where civilization perseveres by harvesting methane for energy and justice is served through violence.

Based on the wildly popular 2013 video game of the same name, The Last Of Us takes place in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a fungal outbreak.

But the swings from one extreme to the next—drought to torrential rain, record-breaking cold to sweltering heat, storm to sun—have lately begun to feel apocalyptic.

Dall-E 3 produced more than a dozen images of ghouls wearing heavy metal outfits and mountain biking through a post-apocalyptic urban landscape, but it struggles with pedals and gears.

Despite the apocalyptic world and alien invasion, Brynn finds happiness in a world where her neighbors, infected with alien parasites, treat her with politeness and kindness.