Sentence examples for desire to explode from inspiring English sources
Ms. Shaw said that she had "a violent desire to explode in language".
Allied to this now obligatory inclusiveness is Benezra's desire to explode the cliche that contemporary art is difficult.
He shared with these poets a desire to explode conventional logic in order to arrive at a new empirical understanding of reality.
Opie's drive to memorialize the past or the present as it slips into history is offset by a desire to explode convention: she is a nostalgic renegade.
"Pretty shut in, but at the same time with a desire for everything to explode".
Over the past few years, however, people's desire to communicate visually has caused these platforms to explode in popularity.
Simone de Beauvoir once noted that artistic women are hampered by the desire to please, to serve and draw near rather than "to explode".
And it sounds like it – one gigantic groundswell of yearning and desire that builds and builds until you feel she has got to explode.
Manholes continue to explode.
It was primed to explode.
