Sentence examples for intense surge from inspiring English sources

But why, we outsiders may ask, this intense surge of fascination for the personalities and lab politics of 1953?

Together, even though they're perennially unfashionable, these Fox shows have been responsible for an intense surge of interest in music on television, but they haven't left much of a mark on the shape of pop.

Gen. Raymond Thomas III, the head of the American Special Operations command here, came to light on Saturday and was rooted in an intense surge of insider killings by Afghan forces against their Western trainers, including a stretch of one week in August in which five Special Operations trainers were gunned down, officials said.

Mindfulness is going through an intense surge of popularity at the moment with countless articles in the media extolling the benefits of the practice and apps such as Headspace promising to help us pause and be present no matter how busy we are.

Not only is the television news business anticipating a falloff in ads after the intense surge that has accompanied the presidential election this year, but the stumbling national economy, which has pounded many reliable television advertisers — auto companies, for example — is now expected to cut deeply into ad revenue all over television in the next year.

At the same time, an intense surge of cool monsoon winds from the northeast whistled through the gap between Borneo and Indochina, wrapping around the stormy vortex and making it spin with no help from Earth's rotation.

"I kept feeling these intense surges of emotion – until I saw a placard with a quote from Walt Whitman's Song of Myself: 'I am large, I contain multitudes.' And that was when I just lost it and stood there and wept".

Allerdale Hall, the crumbling Cumbrian mansion owned by dashing but damaged inventor Thomas Tom Hiddlestonn) and his emotionally corseted sister Lucille (Jessica Chastain), is like Daphne du Maurier's Manderley turned inside out; the ghosted gothic love story it houses, too, plays like a disarranged Rebecca, its most intense surges of feeling gushing from unexpected trapdoors.

A short-term memory is like a one-night stand, held together by fleeting but intense surges in chemicals that bind cells together.

His team re-created the intense surges of the 30 metre waves by using indoor simulators.

The activation was sudden and intense, a surge of electricity leading to a rush of blood.