Sentence examples for random explosions from inspiring English sources

Not so much boozy, it's more random explosions of feelings.

Inoperative rockets are prone to random explosions of the unused fuel they carry.

Some guests appeared happy to broadcast their inner comedians, leaving the debate punctuated by otherwise random explosions of laughter.

Plodding through these random explosions of joy, the short story continues to exist with or without the glare of widespread attention.

Random explosions have only a limited ability to challenge the authority of the state, partly because so many leaders, Sunnis and other citizens have disavowed such attacks.

"I'm worried that we'll return to the events of the past, with random explosions all around town," he said, expressing widespread concern that the blast may signal the start of a bombing campaign.

No one seems to know how many people there are like Jimmy and Karie, whose young lives and dreams are abruptly shattered by a random explosion, and whose trajectories seem to spiral down through layers of misery and depression and disintegration.

Ask whether it is in any way logical to conclude that a random explosion could result in something meticulously arranged.

The cities are safe and random bomb explosions in public places have ceased.The bad news is that the killing is far from over.

Scientists have found that, contrary to what they thought, such events are not random, and these explosions may occur more frequently on certain days.

I took courage when I remembered that much important 20th-century art had been created by artists who chose to foreground those very elements previously rejected or suppressed -- dissonance in music, obvious brush stroke and accident in painting, random elements and nongrammatical explosions in literature.