Sentence examples for explosion of free from inspiring English sources

An explosion of free radicals from the wastes built up during oxygen deprivation kills many cells.

One factor in Athens's downtown indie transformation was a recent explosion of free press in the city.

"The explosion of free I.S.P.'s in Brazil is a wonderful thing," Mr. Espuelas said, referring to Internet service providers.

Mr. Mohajerani was the chief architect of Iran's recent cultural renaissance, the man behind the explosion of free press and arts in the country.

So much for preamble: in a few weeks' time there's going to be the biggest explosion of "free" in living memory with World Book Night.

It's a weird, funny, touching, race-and-sex-obsessed explosion of free jazz, rhythm-and-blues, low comedy and surrealism, skepticism and romanticism.

The main reformist message, calling for more openness and democracy (although still within the clerical system), was spread by an explosion of free-speaking newspapers and magazines.

What I'm experiencing since the election is veritable explosions of free-floating cyberspace words expressing the million and one liberal sensibilities that stick oh-so-lovingly to hearts and minds and souls that are in the least need of attracting and assimilating them," he wrote.

I was diagnosed with celiac disease in the early 2000s, before the current explosion of gluten-free eating.

This advice, they say, helped set off an explosion of "fat-free," carbohydrate-laden foods that Americans mistakenly believed they could eat with few consequences.

Many people who don't eat gluten for medical reasons feel conflicted about the wild explosion of gluten-free products on the market, with sales of several billion dollars estimated for 2013.