Sentence examples for that squall from inspiring English sources

It is strongly implied by Ward and Kiros, as well as by gaming writers and fans, that Squall is their child.

A later editorial by IGN's Ryan Clements echoed this sentiment, appreciating that Squall and Rinoa's single kiss during the finale serves "one of the player's main rewards for hours of dedication".

Journalist Jack Patrick Rodgers of PopMatters said that Squall's cynicism and frustration with those around him made him a strong character, but "coldly inhuman".

Edge compared Squall unfavorably with Final Fantasy VII protagonist Cloud Strife, saying that Squall's angst "didn't seem to have any context" (unlike Cloud's, which developed from one of the pivotal events in Final Fantasy VII).

When Irvine refreshes the main characters' memories about the orphanage, they remember that Squall's asocial behavior began when Ellone, an older sister figure to Squall, left the orphanage unexpectedly.

But occasionally, if there's a big squall line or something going through their city, and someone expects to tune in and see the weather on that squall line, and we're in a kayak in Belize, they are going to be a little upset".

An internal study by the Hunting Ingalls shipyard in Newport News, Va., the sole builder of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, found that squalls capable of bringing threatening storm surges near its facility have become more common.

I'm sure I don't even want to know what to call the machines that squalled and stumbled and dissolved into static, and I understood completely why the band sequestered them on the far edge of the stage.

Nyad had swum seventy-nine mines, in forty-two hours, when her team pulled her out of the water and told her that a squall had sent them irretrievably off course.

Bjerknes discovered that the squall line is followed by a cyclonic weather system in which air rotates around a low-pressure center.

GameSpot said that while Squall could be viewed as a "jerk", he could also be seen as "standoffish because of some repressed Wagnerian broodiness, in which case he was kind of interesting".