Sentence examples for have been exploded from inspiring English sources

The assumptions on which that lending was made have been exploded.

Those same ill-judged remarks have been exploded out of all context and proportion in Britain.

The new contemporary galleries have been exploded, in a sense, by the artist Sarah Oppenheimer, who has cut through the floor, ceilings and walls between the second and third stories of the wing and also between the walls dividing the wing and the Cone sisters' collection, to bring the art into a new kind of visual parlance.

A demolition expert, he was tasked with laying booby traps in Fremantle harbour, which would have been exploded in the event of a Japanese invasion of Australia.

In fact, the vortices have been exploded, and the Newtonian principle of gravitation is now more firmly established, on the basis of reason, than it would be were the government to step in, and to make it an article of necessary faith.

This task becomes less daunting, though more urgent, as the contexts in which DU munitions have been exploded increases.

World leaders have been exploding a lot lately.

Rural populations have been declining for the past half-century, but the suburbs have been exploding.

Turkeys, heretofore harmless creatures, have been exploding in size, swelling from an average 13.2lb (6kg) in 1929 to over 30lb today.

Turkeys, heretofore harmless, have been exploding in size, swelling from an average 13.2lb (6kg) in 1929 to over 30lb today.

I know the city has fiscal problems, but the rats have been exploding all over the place".