Sentence examples for disruptive moment from inspiring English sources

At least it was a disruptive moment.

"It's such a disruptive moment," said James Spanfeller, chief executive of Forbes.com.

Or is this just another disruptive moment, similar to the harnessing of steam or the splitting of the atom?

Here, joined only by Mr. Gordeno, he was almost desperate; it was easily the most disruptive moment, but also the most moving.

Sitting down at the Peter Fetterman gallery, with his image of zebras in Namibia hanging overhead, Mr. Salgado compared his time away from nature to the potentially disruptive moment when he has to change the film in his camera, when he likes to close his eyes and sing so as not to lose concentration.

This sounds like jargon, but it simply means that when you convey information most effectively, you create a disruptive moment where the viewer has to solve a small puzzle.

It is disruptive moments like these that Venus X, born Jazmin Venus Soto, thrives on.

So for us our approach is to go in, hit highly disruptive moments in a woman's life, make sure we're solving a real problem".

Charlie Chaplin, one of the few artists to have a comparable allure, was at work after World War I, the era of the automobile and the machine gun, one of the most disruptive moments in human history.

In the U.S., the top overall searches followed a similar pattern, with a few other disruptive moments thrown in the mix, including the elections results, Hurricane Florence and Mega Millions results.

Jim Farber of the NY Daily News found the songs "catchy as hell" and commended the album's "hard-rocking innovation", writing that "even in the album's most disruptive moments, it excites, painting a portrait of someone wholly, thrillingly free".