Sentence examples for burgeoning mass from inspiring English sources
Driving around, in country or town, the sheer burgeoning mass of people hits the eye.
The logic of artifying non-art images that Andy Warhol inaugurated half a century ago could hardly skip a burgeoning mass medium of individual self-exposure.
Graphic reporting of the tragedy by the burgeoning mass media cast a harsh light on the unsafe conditions and lack of safety regulations normative throughout the garment industry.
You mean that there exists a burgeoning mass of people who have made the utterly quotidian observation that the "the Wall Street bank bailouts in 2008 left banks enjoying huge profits while average Americans suffered under high unemployment and job insecurity with little help from Washington?" And that these people are not "fans" of this?
If you attended any of these shows — or that of the theatricalized fashion designs by Alexander McQueen, at the Met — you had a lot of company: a burgeoning, semi-mass audience for art as entertainment that is making cosmopolitan history.
We live in an age of climate change and mass extinction, burgeoning cities, deepening immersion in technologies of distraction, the spreading ideology of mass consumption.
During this phase of a burgeoning economy, average body mass index increased, especially among children.
In these cases, what began as a relatively small and contained protest against a university administration - a protest by the young and impatient against the old and unbending - burgeoned into a mass movement against the government.
An international brigade of nations is dropping bombs on Islamic State and militant targets in Iraq and Syria, crippling the burgeoning militant state known for mass beheadings and promoting global jihad.
He's part of a burgeoning North American tradition of mass murder that is fed by racism, war, fear and guns -- a tradition the American government happily exploits but is clueless on how to address effectively.
Demolishing the High Line or converting it to parkland ["Which Track for the High Line?," Dec. 31] would blow an invaluable and affordable opportunity to greatly improve mass transit to serve burgeoning office, retail and park development on the far west side.
