Sentence examples for some spasm from inspiring English sources

But it's not just some spasm of reverse racism.

Was it an astrological conjunction, or some spasm of the Zeitgeist, which lay behind this remarkable literary coincidence?

He felt as if he were folding the skirts and dresses of a stranger: he found it so difficult to recognize anything in her cupboards or her drawers that he even wondered if she had replaced all her possessions since they'd split up, in some spasm of disgust at him.

This was in one of his books, a product of deliberative phrasing, not some word spasm for the birther set.

Nary a sforzando and scarcely a pizzicato rises from the pit without some corresponding spasm on the stage.

"Another thing that can be a problem in the area, particularly when there's severe diverticular disease, is some bowel spasm, and sometimes in this situation I'll use Buscopan".

A widely discussed best seller when it was published here five years ago, "Tropical Truth" has "elements of a memoir, a bit of autobiography and some essayistic spasms that at times have a somewhat anthropological tone," Mr. Veloso said.

Larissa Sheldon, though the group' s least mature performer in terms of acting truthfulness (her solo was the only one with hints of staginess), has some extraordinary spasms and self-contradictory gestures.

She continued to have some muscle spasms, which improved with valium.

McCarthy pictures a world in which some random future spasm (perhaps an environmental catastrophe) leaves us all unhinged and lets the inner demons loose.

As soon as the experts can explain the mysterious chest pains and the near-blackouts, which they only believe are not heart-related and may be caused by some undetected muscle spasm.