Sentence examples for frequently explosive from inspiring English sources

2. Dissemination is frequently explosive and the radiographic appearance of pulmonary involvement may appear late.

The subject of Vietnam is ever present, and Born is a man of contradictory and frequently explosive political opinions.

The potent mix of love and fear in their relationship, fed by the temperamental disposition the two men shared, was rarely made public but was frequently explosive.

In a series of posts on his blog (titled Not a Blog) the bestselling novelist tore into Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, writing, "In my lifetime, there has never been a presidential candidate more unfit to lead this nation". Martin believes that Hillary Clinton's negative ads targeting Trump are effective because they feature clips of Trump's frequently explosive comments.

For Eileen Mendell of Ventnor, N.J., book club meetings frequently resemble explosive family counseling sessions where every infraction becomes indicative of a deep character flaw.

Japan's comic books are famed for their bold ink graphics, but Marclay also considered them musical objects, because the action is frequently highlighted with explosive onomatopoeias of the "WHKOOM!" variety.

The battle has been waged in the remotest parts of the open desert, where the great towers that support thousands of miles of exposed lines are frequently felled with explosive charges in increasingly determined and sophisticated attacks, generally at night.

As intended, the stream of footage, which frequently featured improvised explosive devices destroying US armoured vehicles and the bloody corpses of Iraqi policemen, boosted the morale of those opposed to the US presence and the rule of successive governments in Baghdad, while undermining that of supporters of either.

The bomb that devastated the garage under the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan on Friday apparently was made of 500 to 1,500 pounds of conventional dynamite available at many construction sites, not a tightly controlled military material like the plastic explosive frequently used by terrorists, a Federal official said last night.

In order to guarantee ignition, the improvised devices frequently feature two explosive charges, one to throw and the other to ignite the fuel.

As ColorLines' Jamilah King notes, this troubling history has frequently centered on explosive immigration issues, from Sheriff Joe Arpaio's lawlessness to murders committed by Arizona Minutemen.