Sentence examples for explosion of words from inspiring English sources

On and on this passage goes, a great stream-of-consciousness explosion of words.

Indeed, so violent is the explosion of words, whole passages are at times reduced to fragmented letters barely able to be pieced together.

It has been an unprecedented, hypocritical, vitriolic explosion of words.

She recalled finding a sudden explosion of the words "syntax" and "prosody" in 1832, suggesting a spirited debate about poetic structure.

It fits neatly into the current explosion of spoken-word performance, yet at the same time – even when Brett Bailey is sitting alone at a desk reading from a script, as he does for most of the show – you can sense the strong theatrical framing of the piece.

The last thing we need, I think, is an explosion of white-hot words that everyone carries around for the rest of their lives, engraved on their hearts.

It is hard not to conclude that the electronic format is the only one expansive enough to allow for the explosion of new English words and expressions in a language hard-pressed to keep up with its evolution.

What interests me is not just the explosion of the printed word but the inspirational library spaces created to curate them.

As the world's publishers congregate in Frankfurt to trade gossip and authors, two books - one fictional, the other analytical - take their inspiration from the new century's exuberant explosion of the printed word.

The explosion of the printed word -- and the lack of control over it -- disturbed the elite, including Catholic theologian Desiderius Erasmus.

In this joyously explicit celebration of 11 sexual encounters, "a veritable explosion of color," in the words of the M.F.A. curator Anne Nishimura Morse, "seems to energize the lovemaking".