Sentence examples for stunning wave of from inspiring English sources

The orchestra is trying to help people deal with the jumble of emotions that welled up after this month's stunning wave of terror.

It's cool to live this!" And in the midst of it all, just a few days before our meeting, early-21st-century Arab history had erupted right in front of Rahim's eyes, as the fed-up Tunisian populace, with brave young people in the vanguard, threw out their despot, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, and inspired a stunning wave of protests in Egypt and Yemen.

A stunning wave of militant attacks in Mumbai has seen Indian security forces exchange fire with hostage-takers in violence that has, in just the last 24 hours, left more than 100 people dead and nearly 300 injured.

Fortunately for him, as Obama moves to the center stage not only of attention and influence but of actual power, he ascends on a stunning wave of popular goodwill and, perhaps better yet, patience.

Then the disaster came in stunning waves.

The attacks were the most stunning in a wave of suicide and car bombings against civilian targets that began more than two months ago with the attack on the Jordanian Embassy here.

But today, on the anniversary of the collapse of Enron -- which began a wave of stunning corporate failures that exposed severe regulatory shortcomings -- the commission is struggling to maintain its role as protector of investors against abuses in the marketplace.

Anybody reading Down and Dirty Pictures, and its anti-Miramax abuse, would be forgiven for thinking that, were it not for all these ghastly businessmen trying to turn a filthy buck and interfering in the director's 'vision', the Nineties would have been marked by a tidal wave of stunning, original films.

We are in the midst of a stunning, saddening and sickening wave of deaths of unarmed people of color at the hands law enforcement.

Though Styrene later insisted the sentiment was more of anti-capitalism than feminism, it was a stunning battle cry during the first wave of Punk Rock, which was anything but kind to women.

During the same period, the number of insurers fell by nearly 20percentt, largely because of a huge wave of mergers that led to stunning consolidation.