Sentence examples for powerful outbursts from inspiring English sources

But there is no question of his emotional intensity and the powerful outbursts of technique he delivers when necessary.

The young stars show levels of flaring hundreds of times as strong and as frequent as the most powerful outbursts seen from the Sun today, he said.

This orchestra's ability to muster powerful outbursts has never been in doubt, but here it most impressed with finesse: plush and lovely pianissimo playing, sympathetically attuned exchanges of solo phrases with the veteran pianist Nelson Freire.

Most powerful outbursts occur every 1-2 months.

In a fictionalized news story about the film's première, Phillips elaborates: "Gone was the familiar 'darky humor' heavily laden with pathos, and in its place he gave to us an uncorked colored person of cunning and resourcefulness," who — and here Phillips accords with the history books — "caused a powerful outburst of resentment among the audience".

Too often it is hard to escape the sense that Puccini's most powerful musical outbursts -- the wellings of intense emotion that tenors and sopranos mine for the recital hall -are dramatically unearned.

Powerful solar outbursts compress the field and force electrons to cascade down into the ionosphere, a sparse layer of the atmosphere hundreds of kilometers high.

And the three people I love most in the world hate each others' guts, I'm stuck in the middle and I can't take it anymore!" So comes a powerful emotional outburst by husband, brother and uncle Maurice, played by Timothy Spall in Mike Leigh's life-affirming family drama, Secrets and Lies (1996).

Woodwinds had character, and the brasses were powerful in sonorous outbursts but no less impressive in quiet passages, even those, yes, Wagner tubas.

She was a tomboy and given to violent outbursts herself, true to the powerful men in her family.

The outburst by Cameron was the most powerful example of what Miliband dubs the prime minister's "Flashman routine".