Sentence examples for public eruption from inspiring English sources

Lawrence's paean was only the public eruption of a reputation already in revival.

The public eruption of the feud shook paleoanthropology at a time of mounting opposition by Christian fundamentalists to the implications of Darwin's evolution of species by natural selection as "just a theory".

Officials of the nursing home said they were trying to remove drug users, but two of Holly Patterson's critics said the arrests represented only the public eruption of a hidden culture of drug use at the home.

Sega's lawsuit was a rare public eruption of what those in the retail business say is a broadening undercurrent in their industry: stores charging their suppliers for all kinds of supposed infractions on the receiving end, ranging from late-arriving trucks to wrongly placed bar-code labels to incorrectly dangling tags on clothing and boxes that are unloaded out of order.

Our cure would also require reweaving a fabric of public candor and comity strong enough to resist the rise of ressentiment, a public psychopathology, once associated with the rise of fascism, in which insecurities, envy and hatreds that many have been nursing in private converge in scary public eruptions that diminish their participants even in seeming to make them big.

Still, if West keeps up his recent pace in the public-eruption department — is it hope or dread we're experiencing — there'll be enough material for a Ye Rant of the Day calendar in plenty of time for holiday gift-giving.

A web-enabled database, "Is Ash Falling?" has been developed to collect ashfall observations and encourage sample collections from the public during eruptions, enabling volcano observatory staff to concentrate on eruption response.

Because self-control seems to be, in this setting, both a deeply ingrained habit and a public virtue, eruptions of feeling — some of which come close to physical violence — arrive with special force in "A Separation".

In her biography of, Stephanie Merrim traces the life of a Mexican icon, from her modest birth to her eruption into public life as prominent literary figure.

The pact, which would have allowed the Japanese and South Korean militaries to swap information on North Korea and China, was aborted at the last minute after an eruption of public opposition in South Korea over closer ties with its former colonial master.

But, except for the eruption of public condemnation after White's murder in 1906 by the husband of one of his conquests, Evelyn Nesbit, they both were able to keep their personal lives separate from their artistic endeavors, and it is a challenge to weigh the elegant sculpture in the Metropolitan show against the private life of one of the great artists of the 19th century.