"No matter how hard she tried, Diana never succeeded in getting rid of that
implosive feeling of claustrophobia which pressed on her whenever she was called upon to play the crowds," explained Seward.
It was a programme that was perceived as anti-people and
implosive. It seemed like it was smuggled into the agreed National Livestock Transformation Programme of the Federal Government.
The coalition targeted elements of the Houthi's breakaway state with
implosive bombs that crumbled buildings within themselves.
The domestic disarray in the life of the female cops and the professional dynamics between two of them in 'Soni' is echoed here in the rapport that grows between the two officers played by Shefali Shah and Rasika Dugal, both in fine form imbuing the contours of crime with an
implosive reined-in anger at a system that fosters inequality and brutality.
Ghosh fills up the frames with an
implosive tension.
No, these are not the summits to raise issues of human rights and expect anything but an explosive or
implosive outcome.
Goodhill [4] proposed an etiological theory on the basis of idiopathic rupture of OW and/or RM membranes:
implosive (as during Valsalva's maneuver) or explosive (as for increased intracranial pressures) force can cause membranous lacerations with consequent formation of fistulas.
Derek explained how he had come to see the initially put upon Claudius as a stammerer, barely able to get his words out until "this
implosive thing".
With a batting line-up that appears well and truly explosive, it has proved to be
implosive more often than not.
Rather, in the wake of the 2015 and 2016 terrorist attacks in Paris and Nice respectively, cities' and the country's struggles with the contours of French identity have foregrounded an urgent need to contend with the
implosive legacy of colonization, the effects of diasporic flows, and the impacts of financial and media-driven global processes.