Sentence examples for genuine wave from inspiring English sources

The day a book about the joys of being deliriously dominated by a man on the minimum wage becomes a runaway hit, I'll believe that women really are experiencing a genuine wave of masochism.

From the South African and Japanese fans expected to throng the seafront at Brighton this weekend, to the Darlington residents who will mingle with the favourites, New Zealand, organisers hope 2.25m ticket sales will translate into a genuine wave of excitement in host cities from Exeter to Newcastle.

In September Société Générale, a bank, published a list of what it considered to be likely deals, including brewing giant AB InBev buying a rival, SABMiller, and BHP Billiton, a mining company, acquiring Mosaic, a producer of potash, a commodity in which BHP is already big.Whether the current swell turns into a genuine merger wave will depend in part on the banking industry.

An important future direction for research is to develop methods which will distinguish between these harmonics and the smaller, genuine gamma waves.

And by that time, the instigators of the genuine French new wave were in London, themselves.

Or we may simply see a genuine anti-incumbent wave — a much-discussed phenomenon that has rarely occurred in practice — with significant numbers of elected officials in both parties losing office.

Swept Stateside on a wave of genuine hope amid the despair back home, Colombia's World Cup campaign could scarcely have got off to a more inauspicious start.

Within another six months, the US air force bombed the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, provoking a wave of genuine anger across China.

What followed the newly recovered pride and courage of the democratic world was a wave of genuine liberation around the globe.

According to Gould, "The nation experienced a wave of genuine grief at the news of McKinley's passing".

They waved him through the crossings after he'd waved his genuine Rolex and his heavy silver rings at them.