Sentence examples for that surges up from inspiring English sources

"Whenever I write a story about the war, I can't help the blind rage that surges up in me," Mizuki wrote in the afterword to "Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths".

Smith's piece is just another riff on the newly resurgent "what's wrong with kids" meme that surges up from the recently young who, in the face of rapid change, may suddenly feel old.

At the same time, so is the generosity that surges up repeatedly from the city's never-failing love for starting all over again: it is, in fact, its trademark.

Oliveira's textured, luminous tableaux and the performances of Chopin by the pianist Maria João Pires on the soundtrack complete the mood of exotic, eternal mystery that surges up from the modern, practical town.

After a rough phase of adaptation, I was overwhelmed with the cordiality that surged up on me.

The Scrooby congregation also interpreted a devastating flood that surged up the Bristol Channel in January 1607 as a sign of divine disapproval.

She lifted sentences like "It is the function of the cortex — and, in particular, those parts of the cortex beneath the forehead, known as the frontal lobes — to modify the impulses that surge up from within the brain, to provide judgment, to organize behavior and decision-making, to learn and adhere to rules of everyday life".

She was skittish, unfocussed, possessed by a demonic energy that would surge up and then quickly exhaust itself.

They sat there for a minute or two while Loomis waited for the emotion that had surged up in him to recede.

The outrage that will surge up around the world will force a lot of public attention on those key votes.' Days later, the Marshall Islands joined the IWC and indicated they would vote with Japan.

Jonathan Ross is shown congratulating her on being "common" and his identifying the elephant in the room is to the point, although the film doesn't press the point of how that voice just surged up.