Sentence examples for powerful collision from inspiring English sources

Survivors described a powerful collision, followed by the screams of the injured and frightened passengers.

The unconventional Argentinian theatre company has been described as a powerful collision of non-stop action where performers run through moving walls, sing and dance on moving platforms, and bounce around in a watery surface just above the audience.

Other theories posit extra dimensions beyond the familiar three of space and one of time, or even mini-black holes that would be produced by the powerful collisions in the LHC and would then evaporate in a zillionth of the blink of an eye.With such a zoo of possibilities, disentangling the results is sure to be tricky.

What's more, the powerful proton collisions produce a maelstrom of other particulate debris, and so the challenge of pinpointing the Higgs is enormous.

Yet it didn't take long for the other quarks to appear in the bits of matter blasted out of ever-more powerful particle collisions.

The book offers a powerful sense of collision between these two worlds.

Artistically "Heaven" is a much more harmonious posthumous collaboration than the powerful but ungainly collision of Steven Spielberg's crowd-pleasing and Stanley Kubrick's misanthropic sensibilities in "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence".

Progress then and now comes from the collision of powerful forces within the hearts of those who strive for it.

Although the ball always deforms a bit on contact, the effect is slight unless it makes a powerful and almost direct collision with the bat's "sweet spot".

It is a collision of powerful civic values: the need to provide justice to people who were outrageously injured as children and manipulated into silence, and the duty of courts to decide cases based on reliable evidence.

But in 2001, Archbishop Christodoulos set the country's most powerful institution on a collision course with the government, rallying millions of the faithful against plans by the Socialists, then in power, to remove religious affiliation from state identity cards.