Miserabilism is a volatile compound.
There is no more volatile compound known to man than that of decorum and despair.
The group presents a volatile compound of attributes: deft and boomy, ragged and precise.
If you try, his volatile compound of sincerity and subversion breaks down into something camp or simply unreadable.
"White working class" mixes race and class into a volatile compound, privilege and disadvantage crammed into a single phrase.
It is also a place where temperature swings are extreme, which means it should be inhospitable to a volatile compound like water.
After filtration, the solution of sodium ruthenate is treated with chlorine gas to distill off the ruthenium as the volatile compound ruthenium tetroxide.
The crowd at Sundance was riveted: the film shone with scenes reminiscent of James's directing hero, John Ford, and Juno Temple's Lily was a volatile compound of teenage longing and contempt.
Ahead lie the French Revolution, a revamped history painting of republican ideals, and Romanticism, in which the volatile compound that 18th-century genre painting had become would take fire in fascinating ways.
But when Autoliv's scientists studied the Takata airbag, they found that it relied on a dangerously volatile compound in its inflater, a critical part that causes the airbag to expand.
PC-1 differentiated volatile compound profiles in cultures with and without addition of yeast extract.
