Sentence examples for surging historical from inspiring English sources

Mads Mikkelsen finds himself installed like a figurehead at the prow of Arnaud des Pallières's surging historical romp, gazing resolutely towards the far horizon, his eyes alive with both sadness and strength.

The story is so fine because, although MacLeod dares a little surge of historical sentimentalism, that surge is ballasted by an otherwise complete lack of sentimentality.

"It is not mainstream, but extreme, to continue surging immigration beyond all historical precedent".

In a recent assessment of storm surge vulnerable areas in the Philippines, storm surges from historical typhoons (1948 2013) that entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) were modeled using the characteristics of TY Haiyan (Lapidez et al. 2015).

The waning of the New Criticism, with its strict emphasis on the text, led not only to a surge of historical criticism and cultural theory but also to a flowering of literary biography.

But that same surge of historical excitement and importance, challenge and love that I felt on my first visit to Fort Peck is equal to or greater than any that I have felt".

I expected a surge for historical romance in general, especially ones set in the Edwardian period.

At the end of the 19th century there was a surge in historical interest in the Peasants' Revolt, spurred by the contemporary growth of the labour and socialist movements.

Despite some years of surging stock markets during divided governments in the Reagan and Clinton administrations, those stretches were outweighed in the long historical record by lagging returns in other years.

The historical records mention an extreme impact of the 1755 tsunami on the city of Asilah, with waves surging the fortifications, which suggest a run-up of at least 15 m.

They are surging nonetheless.