Sentence examples for is being exploded from inspiring English sources

Likewise, "the myth that religion lives only on the political right is being exploded".

The inaccessibility of the best seats at fashion shows is being exploded at this year's Stockholm Fashion Week.

It was our mistake in translation that caused him to think it was his house that was being exploded.

It's 1954, H-bombs are being exploded, the House Un-American Actisities Committee is at work, Senator McCarthy is assailing the army, German scientists are working in America on cold war projects.

Certainties were being exploded, and perhaps there was a new integrity in experimentalism and confusion, in a cinema which challenged not merely the authorities who had allowed the horrors to happen, but which challenged those classical forms of storytelling and representation culturally licensed by the powers-that-be.

"One day I'm designing a dinner at Claridge's, the next I'm making jellies with flowers in them, and then I'll be making a shed look like it's been exploded on top of a building.

"It's been exploding – for good and ill," says Jon Bonné, wine editor for the San Francisco Chronicle.

You've doubtless heard about the Airbnb fiasco – being dubbed #ransackgate by some – that's been exploding the last couple of days.

Well, no wonder my head is exploding — meaning is being forced into it.

Now, as the number of tests and the money to be made from them are exploding, another question is being asked by professionals in the field themselves.

"Cash is being digitized" and "mobile phones are exploding".