Sentence examples for an explosion of pride from inspiring English sources

The President of Tynwald, Clare Christian, said the victory triggered an "explosion of pride and delight" across the island as people watched in pubs and homes.

An explosion of pride in various home-grown or start-up expressions of democracy has, however, accompanied the travails of the United States as it seeks to decipher what the American people said.

But with songs like 1995's sonic Imax "I'm the Ocean," or the brilliant "Powderfinger," about a young frontier boy killed in an explosion of survivalist pride and madness ("Then I saw black, and my face splashed in the sky"), it's the anarchic Neil who howls into the zeitgeist and alters it.

What a joy, to have a morning like that, knowing how many people felt affirmed and liberated, knowing that Pride weekend in New York would be an explosion of hope and glitter.

The result is an explosion of titles.

Instead we have an explosion of clearinghouses.

Hip-hop was an explosion of suppression.

It should be an explosion of truth.

Then, suddenly, an explosion of noise.

There is an explosion of laughter.

We cheered in an explosion of relief.