Sentence examples for outbursts from inspiring English sources

She and others have said that Lubitz had frightening mood swings and aggressive outbursts.

Any woman who hopes to achieve damehood with a minimum of inner torment will want to study Joan Collins, whose foremost political acts appear to be her contributions to the Spectator and occasional outbursts against the modern world.

Comments he made this week mocking community service as "ridiculous, not just for me but for the country" may result in a warning from the judicial system, according to Italian media reports, which said Berlusconi's continued outbursts could lead to him being put under house arrest.

The only real clue we have to the mystery of Emwazi is his violent, rage-filled outbursts as a youngster.

The defendants' outbursts led to unlikely exchanges between them and the judge, Ahmed Sabry Youssef, who tried to calm them in an avuncular fashion.

Yet narcissists can be fragile too and prone to outbursts of humiliated rage.

The farmer, the church employee, the insurance salesman – they were accustomed to these outbursts and glanced at each other with smiles in their eyes, waiting for him to return to calm, which reappeared quickly after his wincing defeat.

And during NATO's bombing of Serbia the Greek-Cypriot government studiously ignored outbursts of anti-NATO, pro-Serb feeling by fellow Orthodox Greek Cypriots.

Mr Erdogan's hawkish outbursts coincided with the collapse in 2011 of an earlier round of negotiations, with each side blaming the other for their demise.

The single Asian family living in Mr Budgen's village in Staffordshire did not object to his assertion that a big increase in the number of Asians was undesirable.So outbursts like Mr Budgen's seem unlikely to do the Tories much harm among Asians, while they might actually attract some whites.

His blunt outbursts criticising Nigeria's governance propelled the legislature to propose a bill (which failed to pass) compromising the bank's independence.