Sentence examples for masses when it was from inspiring English sources

Such an unanticipated logo from 2016's most-anticipated candidate was met with critical scorn and incited the Tweeting masses when it was released.

The star with the largest mass determined to date is R136a1, a giant of about 265 solar masses that had as much as 320 solar masses when it was formed.

Fine art fails to appeal to the masses when it is remote, and so they seek aesthetic pleasure in "the vulgar".

Why would you need an opiate for the masses when it's so easy these days to get actual opiates?

The agency's warning letter noted that the St. Elizabeth's researchers saw the mass when it was less than a centimeter in July 1999, then again in August when it was two centimeters in diameter, but went ahead with the treatment on Sept. 21, 1999.

When clumped together, the material is something of a living mass; when it is unraveled and tied onto the columns like a web of telephone lines — a task the dancers accomplish with steely resolve — the space is suddenly given a ceiling.

Which makes most design on the continent seem like a sub-critical mass, when it is not.

She dozed off for part of the Mass, and when it was not quite over woke up, and started the group singing, ending with a non-religious song.

For this mission, CNES developed and fully tested a 9 m diameter super-pressure balloon, but finally replaced it by a smaller one due to mass constraints (when it was decided to send Vega to Halley's Comet).

After more than 10 years of study, building a new bridge finally seemed to reach critical mass last fall when it was one of 14 projects chosen by the Obama administration for expedited federal review and approval — possibly allowing work on a new $5 billion bridge to begin as early as spring 2013.

Or saying that the murder of three Muslim students in North Carolina was just another mass murder when it was obvious that the identity of the victims played an important role in their deaths.