Sentence examples for growing onslaught of from inspiring English sources

The fashion for big, glowy, escapist Edens evaporated behind a growing onslaught of photographic images of appalling human slaughters at places like Shilo, Antietam and Gettysburg.

Dylan's move, which followed the release of his partly electric album Bringing It All Back Home (1965), accelerated the already growing onslaught of socially conscious folk-flavoured music done with a rock beat and electric guitars.

The Senate housing package is expected to be a first, modest step by Congress to address the growing onslaught of home foreclosures and wider unrest in the mortgage and housing markets.

In the 47 years since Hofstadter wrote his exegesis on anti-intellectualism, the American public has been the victim of an ever-growing onslaught of crazy.

In 1993 7,650 visitors ventured to Angkor Wat; by 2010 that figure is expected to have risen to three million - it's the fastest growing tourist onslaught of any Unesco World Heritage site.

It seemed like the more liberal end of the spectrum was wasting away with the unstoppable onslaught of growing, vigorous conservative churches.

The Henry Jackson Society — a right-wing think tank — claims that overseas funding primarily from the governments and private charities of Gulf countries has a "clear and growing link" to the onslaught of violence the U.K. and other Western countries.

But as it beckons to more hikers, the path is facing onslaughts from a growing number of illegally operated all-terrain vehicles, called A.T.V.'s or quads, and from dirt bikes that tear up fragile trails and shatter the stillness of the woods.

Beyond that, the apparent helplessness of the Obama campaign in the face of the Wright onslaught contributes to the growing perception of the candidate as weak, as someone who is unwilling or unable to fight aggressively on his own behalf.

They will find it even harder to choose between either "caving" and alienating their base, or alienating the growing majority of voters and facing a grassroots onslaught.

In the growing chorus of criticism of the run-up to war, Mr. Wilson's one-man media onslaught stood out as a sort of eyewitness account.