Sentence examples for sharp outburst from inspiring English sources

One result has been a sharp outburst of anger and disgust, both with rising crime rates and the brutality and ineptness of the police.

This short, sharp outburst apart, she's remarkably sanguine about being investigated by the FBI and CIA and being blacklisted for her anti-Vietnam and pro-Native American rights work.

Soros himself ridicules the sudden, sharp outburst of happy economic talk, which ignited the recent rally.

The music had its own surprising juxtapositions, as when sharp outbursts were followed by slithering sounds.

The first sharp outbursts come some 2 minutes into a work that lasts just over 20 minutes.

Otherwise, the quartet offered a concise, compelling overview of 20th-century Polish compositional trends, from the handsomely crafted Quartet No. 3 of Grazyna Bacewicz through the explosive avant-garde sounds of the second quartets by Mr. Penderecki and Andrzej Krzanowski, and on to the sharp outbursts and prayerful repose of Mr. Gorecki's "Already It Is Dusk".

Saturated with the crepuscular wariness heard in most of Mr. Kancheli's mature music, if fewer of his characteristic sharp dynamic outbursts, "Morning Prayers" attests to religious ache just a year before the Soviet Union ended.

"Fugue and Fantasy" fuses coarse group outbursts, sharp pizzicato snaps and chugging odd-meter rhythms with slowly unfurling solo and duo lines, conjoining the frenzy of instant reaction with the frozen time of individual perception.

His outburst earned a sharp rebuke from the woman who created the burkini, the Australian designer Aheda Zanetti.

The Brewers' offensive outburst was a sharp turnaround from Monday's game, in which Milwaukee's pitching staff allowed only three hits in a 3-1 loss.

A sudden jolt (a sharp economic downturn, a new outburst of terrorist attacks, or any mishap that might befall Mr Putin himself) could tip the country over the edge again.