Sentence examples for great outbursts from inspiring English sources

Many people knew the rough story, of course: of a country cleaved by rising inequality, prone to great outbursts of anger and frustration, and now in the midst of its own version of US-style culture wars – a picture, in fact, that now applies to much of Europe, and is coming into even sharper focus in America itself.

These awakenings are often accompanied by great outbursts of religious revivalism and intense scrutiny of self and society.

Thus the last great outburst begins.

"Exit Ghost" is a kind of commentary on "the last great outburst of everything" that tempted the protagonist of "Everyman".

The last great outburst was in the 1990s with Sarah Kane – all that punk aggression, in-yer-face theatre.

Mr. Gagnidze's duets with the character's daughter, Gilda, gestured at concern, and his account of the great outburst "Cortigiani" hinted at vulnerability and rage.

"03" is indeed a moralist's novel: I was often reminded of "The Myth of Sisyphus," that great outburst so loved by adolescents.

Since that last great outburst, about 1,200 cubic km (288 cubic miles) of rhyolite lava flows and domes have erupted in numerous smaller events.

Parsifal's great outburst of remorse and understanding after Kundry's kiss was unquestionably the highlight, grippingly articulated and ideal for his voice's current stage of development.

He starts a foolishly flirtatious conversation with one of them, who then changes her route and never returns, "thereby thwarting his longing for the last great outburst of everything".

There is some good old-fashioned Rothian naughtiness about buggering his eager and well-pleased young mistress and, later on, some poignant reflections about the deeper lure of a sexual affair — "the last great outburst of everything" — when age has more or less removed it from reach.