Sentence examples for Experienced searing from inspiring English sources

He has experienced searing loss.

I experienced searing stomach pain, felt utterly exhausted and no matter how much I ate, I couldn't gain an ounce.

But during a week in which the Republican Party experienced searing defeats at the hands of Tea Party activists, it was Mr. Bloomberg's remarks about the movement that were especially striking.

It's been said that those who know the deepest sadness wear the brightest smiles or that the most compassionate are those who have experienced searing heartache.

The capital experienced searing temperatures over the weekend, which reached some 96.8 degrees Fahrenheit (36 degrees Celsius) before the fire broke out.

Because of latch problems, she too experienced searing pain when she tried to nurse early on, and though she wonders now if she might have benefited from seeing another lactation consultant — she saw one briefly in the hospital — she switched to the pump a week after giving birth and never looked back.

The narrative begins when Kaysen, author of the best-selling memoir "Girl, Interrupted," suddenly starts experiencing searing discomfort in an inchlong section of her vagina, exactly where a cyst was removed 20 years earlier.

As a result of the surgeries, Junjun, Little Huang, Mr. Wang, and Mr. Peng's penises have gone completely numb, they can't get full erections, and some experience searing pain, probably from neuromas, which result from nerve trauma.

In Chim's photograph, both the drawing and the girl's deeply troubled face testify to the trauma of her experience, searing evidence of the toll of war on children.

For at least 3,000 years, a drumbeat of potent droughts, far longer and more severe than any experienced recently, have seared a belt of sub-Saharan Africa that is now home to tens of millions of the world's poorest people, climate researchers report in a new study.

And the only member of Congress who has ever experienced such searing White House-level scrutiny -- and was badly singed by it -- is Mr. Gingrich, who acted like the surrogate President in the first year of the Republican revolution and saw his popularity drop.