Sentence examples for some sort of lightning from inspiring English sources

The fact that she's become some sort of lightning rod for ignorance and hate truly baffles me.

And that they are vulnerable to the sort of lightning attacks out wide that Wasps specialise in, even without Christian Wade.

It's this collaborative, fluid approach to culture, music and history which has allowed Huxtable to become a sort of lightning conductor for her peers.

The philosopher tells the Guardian he has "become this sort of lightning conductor for the whole dissatisfaction that everybody feels about what's happening in higher education".

Ever since "Duck Dynasty , a series about a Louisiana family that makes duck calls, started to take off in Season 2 last fall, everyone in the reality show business has been hoping to catch the same sort of lightning in a bottle.

But they also argue that Pelotas serves as a sort of lightning rod for the sexual insecurities of a country in which the ideals of machismo still hold sway.

Grayling said: "[This issue] has become this sort of lightning conductor for the whole dissatisfaction that everybody feels about what's happening in higher education... which is really bad, so they pick on something to have a real go at".

The problem for Tan is that sort of lightning may not strike twice and if Cardiff drop back into the Championship on his watch there is no doubt where their fans will point the finger of blame.

For a community perpetually disenchanted by the political "Establishment"—a group for which Hillary Clinton is seen as the poster girl Sanders's surprisingly successful presidential run has become a sort of lightning rod for its hopes and aspirations.

Like some sort of pink-haired Yoko, personality-void Lightning came along and ruined everything.

It's even better if their is some sort of print on them, such as lightning strikes.