Sentence examples for outbursts a from inspiring English sources

Yet piercing through the teeming outbursts, a sturdy hymnal theme rang out, utterly unperturbed.

Newspaper editorials have called the outbursts a matter of using immigrants as scapegoats for South Africa's problems.

The result is "a sustained philosophical exploration studded with passionate outbursts, a glimpse of a consciousness liberated from family and social expectations," Elizabeth Schmidt wrote here in 1998.

The closing years of his presidency were marred by violent outbursts, a rare occurrence in a country known for its political stability.

You still had to trail him in spring training for the occasional outbursts — a profane insult toward Hideki Matsui's agent, for example — but he had little interest in the banter of old.

At most of his Pennsylvania stops, the national press was represented mainly by a pair of young TV-network "embeds," whom Clinton regards not as reporters but as media jackals who record his every utterance yet broadcast only his outbursts, a phenomenon that has helped transform him into a YouTube curiosity and diminished him — perhaps permanently.

Capello calls outburst "a very big mistake".

In an unusual outburst a few months ago, Mr. Medvedev denounced his Belarussian counterpart as corrupt.

But a third group would have answered with an outburst: "A Palm and a phone.

This week it also found its way into the local press, making Dr. Farrell's private outburst a very public one.

Even more ambitious is "The Outburst," a four-episode Web extension of "The Office" posted this month on nbc.com.