Sentence examples for a spasm from from inspiring English sources

Many Germans have written off Pegida as a spasm from "the valley of the clueless", as its heartland in Saxony used to be called during the East German dictatorship.

Every so often something would flit like a golden spasm from pine to pine.

Regulation of Wall Street will trigger a spasm of rejection from congressional Republicans, who, remember, are now fewer in numbers but more ideologically conservative.

What happened after Shorty's death — a spasm of hate from the coward's bunker of the Internet and the media forces that prosper by stoking that hatred — shows why it may be impossible to have any kind of "conversation" about race in the age of kinetic connection.

The Turkish government is facing a spasm of reproach from its own people over its policy of supporting Syria's uprising; hosting fighters in the south, opposition figures in Istanbul and refugees on the border; and helping to ferry arms to the opposition.

I'm sure the heft and value of such a botanical specimen mattered little to Chuck, who spaded up the sprout in a spasm of mischief and sentiment, from one Missouri Twain fan to another.

An earthquake is a spasm of ground shaking, originating from part of the earth's crust.

You recognize the survivor's spasm from a lifetime of bad news: your neighbor's son's car crash, your tennis partner's blastoma, Chernobyl, or the Copacabana fire, or putting on the same sombre tie before another irreplaceable friend's memorial service.

However, according to Korompilias et al. [ 3], angiography may not be sufficient for distinguishing arterial spasm from an intimal tear.

Consider using ordinary heat as a natural muscle relaxant, an especially good remedy for muscles in spasm from joint pains of arthritis; it can also be used to stimulate circulation.

Subtract that 1993-94 spasm from subsequent records, Walker said, and you will find that power since 1980 has remained essentially flat.