Sentence examples for prone to explosive from inspiring English sources

Whereas Mr Jobs was prone to explosive, four-letter outbursts, Mr Cook is calm but firm.

Abdul Satar, the commander of Zentan's most effective fighting unit, is a small and intense man who is prone to explosive bouts of shouting.

And Warren Clarke absolutely owns every scene he appears in; venal, foul-mouthed and prone to explosive bouts of rage, his ageing detective Bill Molloy is a carbuncular, black-hearted Mr Toad with a face like a half-full bin liner.

Back at the recent show, Mr. Herzog, 36, who has close-cropped dark hair and a face prone to explosive expression, wore a linen tunic that, he said, "is the shirt worn by a guy who's dying for you to ask him about his trip to Peru".

Although some of the difference here could be due to some regions having more volcanoes prone to explosive eruptions than others, the result remains statistically significant.

But on the whole, the comet's recent passes of the Sun have been relatively smooth - it hasn't been prone to explosive outbursts.

The region is prone to big explosive fires.

Though little is known for sure, this being such a recent discovery, it seems likely that some plumbing structures will prove prone to producing infrequent, explosive eruptions, while others yield a steady trickle of lava at the surface.That, of course, needs investigation.

All existing evidence shows that the Rungwe Volcanic Province is prone to future significant explosive eruptions.

She showed me some of Mr. Valcárcel's cartoonlike collages — a pair of fornicating Lacoste alligators, a Bolivian archangel in a billowing blue-and-orange checkerboard dress, each hand clutching a stick of dynamite (a reference to Bolivia's miners, who are prone to use the explosives both on the job and in confrontations with the government).

Discussing a fantasy was easier — less emotional, less explosive, less prone to misunderstanding — than discussing what was happening before my eyes.