Sentence examples for might actually explode from inspiring English sources

Depending on where you stood in the space (I was cleansed on five occasions), the bass wavelengths quite literally washed over your body; at one point I thought my throat might actually explode.

You end up glutted with overheard praise, so bloated with artificial rapture and foodie ecstasy that you feel, like Mr Creosote in the Monty Python sketch, that you might actually explode if John Torode or Gregg Wallace add even one wafer-thin extra compliment to the groaning buffet of admiration they've just served up.

His head might actually explode.

"I might actually spontaneously explode on live television due to over excited-ness.

Next time, the bombs may actually explode.

It looks bombed but nothing has actually exploded; it is deep and complex decay.

Yes, this plant actually explodes bullet-shaped seeds onto new hosts.

Twitter is actually exploding with mentions of the service.

"That actually exploded en route because of the gases building up inside," said Mr Deaville.

He could not tell if any of the bombs actually exploded.

Then again, this is a world where volcanoes are exploding left, right, and center; meteorites are falling from the sky; and Manchester City might actually get fourth place, so who knows what's going on anymore.