It provokes a rapid-fire outburst of evidence to the contrary; when the monologues first became a hit, for example, CNN famously ran a 20-minute profile of Ensler without using the word vagina.
Perry directs these uproarious rapid-fire outbursts with exquisite comic timing and incisive comic framing (the black-and-white cinematography is by Sean Price Williams); he and Altman go at each other with claws bared, revealing the terrifying vulnerability of two wounded souls who know each other's wounds all too well.
Witnesses said Israeli tanks shelled Palestinian buildings, setting one on fire, the heaviest outburst there since a a cease-fire brokered by the United States took effect a month ago.
The changes in stress and strain in the crust that resulted from melting of the 3km-thick continental ice sheets and a 130m rise in global sea levels, saw Lapland wracked by massive quakes associated today with places like the Pacific "ring of fire", while volcanic outbursts on Iceland increased 30 times.
Expecting to be fired after that outburst, Lehman was later told to go to McLaughlin's office.
The fire generated the greatest outburst of architectural creativity in United States urban history, including some of Sullivan's finest work.
Rumours about Elbaz, 54, joining Dior have swirled since 2011, when John Galliano was famously fired following a racist outburst in a Paris cafe.
He is renowned for his on-court outbursts, his fire.
In between her outbursts of fire and blood, Dolores has a soft side, that only comes out when she's with Teddy.
That about sums up the collective psyche of this stone-filled village perched above the sea after a series of puzzling electrical shorts, unexplained fires and smoky outbursts that struck in nine houses, displacing 17 families.
It has been applied to analyze more than 800 coal mine accidents (Fu and Yang 2015; Gao and Fu 2015; Wang et al. 2016; Fu et al. 2017), including gas explosions, coal and gas outbursts, fires, floods, and roof accidents.
