Sentence examples for sudden waves from inspiring English sources

In post-referendum Britain we have seen sudden waves of intolerance.

To read through the seismographic record of the gay movement, with its sudden waves of repression and its equally abrupt forward leaps, is to confront the unpredictable dynamics of bigotry.

If you own an iconic oceanfront house, you have to be prepared for a few inconveniences: Sudden waves crashing against your living room, tourists constantly stopping by and, occasionally, a whiff of aging seaweed.

Anneli Ivarsson, a pediatrician at Umea University, recalled a sudden wave of "terribly sick" infants.

We are unlikely to experience a sudden wave of matadorial dribbling from here on.

Unfortunately, this tends to arrive in a sudden wave, before the government has the capacity to absorb it.

(That's also an aspect of the sudden wave of nostalgia for New York in the nineteen-seventies).

Does this mean that Britain is experiencing a sudden wave of entrepreneurship as ex-wage slaves decide to run their own businesses?

Without knowing the scientific explanation for that sudden wave of insight, Rebecca had made effective use of an inner process, the "breakout".

When England are capable of these performances it is difficult not to feel a sudden wave of optimism about the team's chances in Euro 2016.

With a sudden wave of his fingers he pulled a red foam ball from an unsuspecting reporter's hair and made it reappear in her palm, then vanish.