Sentence examples for remarkable explosion from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most remarkable explosion was one of Cheney's own statements.

The remarkable explosion of online comment about the issue indicates how much it touched a nerve.

It was the creative paradox of Thatcherism that a reactionary, philistine regime should sponsor a remarkable explosion of literary talent.

The Spanish have a predilection for books about books, and have experienced "a remarkable explosion of popular historical fiction".

The truth is, those grim factories in Dongguan and the rest of southern China contributed to a remarkable explosion of wealth.

"Today we're in the grips of a really remarkable explosion of pornographic imagery on the Internet, much of it quasi-legitimate," said Linda Williams, a professor of film studies at the University of California at Berkeley who has written extensively on the history of pornography.

As the United States became an economic dynamo, the federal government systematically shut African Americans out of one of the most remarkable economic explosions in history.

The remarkable new structure an explosion of angles and intersecting shapes is the centrepiece of Denver's nascent culture district.

The Nets did not miss Wallace in the first quarter, hitting 13 of their first 16 shots, an offensive explosion highlighted by remarkable frontcourt proficiency from Humphries, Lopez and Andray Blatche, who checked in for Lopez and kept the offense humming.

During an intense "burst" of evolution, the momentum of this tumultuous change in visual ability culminated in a remarkable period known as the Cambrian Explosion.

"This remarkable growth is also reflected in the explosion of scientific publications," which increased by 23.4% between 2008 and 2014 from 1,029,471 to 1,270,425 a year the report adds.