Sentence examples for little outbreaks from inspiring English sources

And in the face of urgent threats to our persons and nation, perhaps, we are no longer so alarmed by these little outbreaks of cultural decadence.

The little outbreak of nomination hubris reminds everyone that the bigger picture is of a party with a split personality.

Notwithstanding a little outbreak of rhapsodic invocation at the end ("O my characters... ..), this small poem is rhythmically clear-cut: "...Chicken foot.

By the end of the weekend this curious little outbreak of spontaneous emotion might be seen as the first sign of a fatal weakness.

"It was a tiny little outbreak," he says, "but I thought it was the coolest thing -- that I was actually working on this".

Because there is nothing like a little outbreak of meaningless Yankee panic in early July to make you pour yourself a glass of lemonade, sit back and enjoy.

Nash came to the city last July on a two-year loan from the C.D.C. and was supposed to help out with AIDS and H.I.V. His plan, as he recalls it now with some humor, was simply to "dabble in a little outbreak stuff," get some experience on the infectious side to round himself out.

Though Wetzel admitted there might be a "little outbreak" of rabies, he said the public shouldn't panic, according to CBS affiliate WCCO.

This small outbreak, with just a little wind, could start a wildfire.

And we hear from Lizzie Jenkins, president of the Democratic Black Caucus of Florida, who recounts two little-discussed outbreaks of lynch-mob violence against blacks in her state in 1916 and 1923 — both part of her family's lore.

Many people here were not reassured, however, because the boy's sickness coincides with a continuing and little explained outbreak of pneumonia that has killed at least six people and left hundreds ill this month in the adjacent Chinese province of Guangdong.