Sentence examples for serve to explode from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even the most virulent understands that burning a religious book is the wrong way to sensibly go about anything, understands that burning someone else's holy book can only serve to explode their anger, just as it would them, and provide a high-flying banner to fight back under.

The review is always interesting because it serves to explode the common myths that gain currency in the housing sector.

Two recent cases, the "Twitter Joke Trial" and the "#welovebaskers" case currently exploding on Twitter serve to highlight this.

In a time of exploding deficits and creeping protectionism, this book should serve to remind them just how lucky they were.

Simone de Beauvoir once noted that artistic women are hampered by the desire to please, to serve and draw near rather than "to explode".

Entire new categories of software will develop to serve this market that is set to explode in 2014.

He barely tosses the ball on his serve, but his compact motion allows him to explode into the ball.

That business is poised to explode once smartphones can serve as the cameras and source images flood in.

With techno set to explode this year, Maceo should serve as an enticing option for fans tired of the big room.

Package bombs tend to use a booby-trap detonation technique, meaning the act of opening the envelope can serve as the trigger for the device to explode.

The injury was the result of an exploding kettle full of boiling water which served to treat sinuses.