Sentence examples for precisely detonated from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that the content and tone of the comments about Romney's family crossed a line — one guest sang a line from a "Sesame Street" song asking, "Which of these things just doesn't belong?" A precisely detonated outrage followed, swift and indignant, in tweets and blog posts gleefully declaring Harris-Perry, or liberals more broadly, the "real" racists.

Reader, this man plotted against me for nearly 20 years taking on a career as a journalist, working his weasel way up the hierarchy, encouraging me to return from my American sojourn, giving me lots of free publicity, then, once the moment was precisely right, detonating his payload by tricking me into stating my opinions in his grubby rag.

"While it is impossible to calculate precisely the impact of Shahzad's bomb had it detonated," prosecutors wrote, "the controlled detonation conducted by the J.T.T.F.

Precisely at 6 50 a.m., a cannon is detonated at a decibel level loud enough to shake the mist from the treetops.

At precisely 3 25 and 22 seconds pm, the improvised explosive device was detonated (The Public Prosecutors of Oslo 2012).

It exists only to allow Audiard to construct his elaborate edifices of language, and then bring them down by detonating a precisely positioned word of argot — an effect that is probably beyond the power of subtitles to render.

Next, high explosive lenses must surround the core, and detonate at precisely the same millisecond.

None detonated.

Stress time bombs detonated.

Then detonated it.

It was subsequently detonated.