Sentence examples for dramatic surges of from inspiring English sources

You could see the fierce concentration on the faces of the five virtuoso percussionists as they stood in a semicircle at the front of the stage, creating dramatic surges of mesmerizing sound.

Above all, power metal should inspire grand, sweeping visions of fantastical realms, huge, dramatic surges of emotion, and jumbo-sized imagery.

And one idea he and the XFL are contemplating could supply a dramatic surge of talent next season.

Soon after, struck down by fever probably malaria he was invalided home, and, while recovering from the consequent depression, Nelson experienced a dramatic surge of optimism.

Whether it be the dramatic surge of the leftist Podemos in Spain, the popularity of the far-right Front National in France, or Brexit – it's all interlinked.

It has witnessed a dramatic surge of support in parliamentary by-elections and contests for council seats and has now set its sights on winning the largest number of votes in the European Parliament elections next May.

The outbreak of the Second World War brought a dramatic surge of foreign investment, as the United Kingdom and France placed huge orders in the US for goods and commodities, then, when Congress relented, for arms.

Hence, when it happened, a dramatic surge of dopamine.

Despite the economic crisis gripping Europe, there's one sector which has seen a dramatic surge of interest in recent years: river cruises.

As the New York Times reported Tuesday, 146 homicides were recorded in Chicago through Sunday evening, 76 less than the same period last year when the city was in the midst of a dramatic surge of gun violence compared to the previous year.

She made each song a series of small dramatic surges: glimmers of hope, hints of sensuality, passages of melancholy, glints of determination.