Sentence examples for sudden upsurge from inspiring English sources

That is not because of any sudden upsurge in his popularity.

Sidewalks double as social venue and ashtray, hence the sudden upsurge in al fresco fraternization.

Bournemouth, meanwhile, has seen a sudden upsurge in inquiries about beach huts.

Some Saudi critics fear that the sudden upsurge represents a response by the religious establishment to the challenge from IS.

So I welcome the sudden upsurge in weaponized Keynesianism, which is revealing the reality behind our political debates.

Only temporarily it seems: the issue has now blown up again, even more dangerously.Why this sudden upsurge of Islamism?

Davis, like many other residents, sees it as an awakening for Hong Kong – though not all sudden upsurges in political action result in long-term shifts.

Organised civil society must prioritise meeting the challenge of how we can build upon these sudden upsurges of social energy without suffocating them.

But Malick's wispy, gossamer qualities, his organic, handheld imagery – always seeking wonder in harmony and balance – seem in total opposition to Kubrick's head-on, locked-down fish-eye compositions, his fanatically precise tracking-shots, sudden upsurges of brutal violence and abiding pessimism.

Briefly anything seemed possible, with a broad sense of community fostered by this sudden cultural upsurge.

If you're looking for it, it's easy to notice a sudden enormous upsurge in someone's likes.