Sentence examples for a wave of intense from inspiring English sources

The drive-ins also happen to be riding a wave of intense popularity of movies in general.

The discovery in early 2008 of superconductivity in a rare-earth iron-arsenide compound (an iron pnictide) touched off a wave of intense research that quickly produced a large new chemical family of superconductors based on iron.

Dell has brought a wave of intense competition, lower prices and consumer benefits to the PC market, as the Japanese did in automaking or Wal-Mart did in retailing.

His killing ignited a wave of intense protests that denounced police brutality and ultimately birthed the Black Lives Matter movement.

"The Jinx," the HBO true-crime series that ended March 15, engendered a wave of intense attention and discussion as it rolled through its six-episode season.

Queer people are being persecuted in around 70 countries worldwide, including the UK, where – despite being supposedly one of the world's most progressive societies – we're currently riding a wave of intense transphobia fuelled by mainstream media.

The show set off a wave of scattered but intense panic.

The flow of support saw Cain become a frontrunner in several key states and national polls, triggering a wave of scrutiny and intense focus from the media.

Looking out the window of the room I had shared with Cesar, I experienced a wave of nausea so intense that I had to sit down for a few minutes with my head between my knees.

Cabral, a member of President Michel Temer's Brazilian Democratic Movement party (PMDB), was the focus of intense ire during a wave of anti-corruption rallies that enveloped Brazil in 2013.

What she had to go through was wave after wave of intense recollection.