Sentence examples for How hotly from inspiring English sources

Owen laments:For compared to the rest of us, no matter how hotly burned our individual flame, Father's was a conflagration.

His political and military advisers are competing for his attention, as he decides how hotly to pursue the war at a time when the economy is foundering and deficits are back.

Fuentes is far too shrewd to think that an electoral horse race, no matter how hotly contested, is enough to make a novel — unless, that is, he can eroticize his story's politics and somehow persuade us to see every move in this complex presidential game as a tactic of courtship, a bit of foreplay, a whispered intimacy.

No matter how hotly and consistently Americans deny there is a race problem, the proof of the pudding is in the way America has lived and treated people of color, most especially but not limited to, black people.

Who to test and how have become hotly debated questions.

How much is hotly debated.

Reality: Cheetahs are fast, for sure, but exactly how fast is hotly disputed.

And last year, legislators hotly debated how many millions of dollars to spend renovating the decorative colonnades outside the park gates.

Incredibly, these experiments made the old mice more youthful in a number of ways, increasing their ability to regenerate tissues such as muscle, liver, and the brain, though the exact mechanism of how this occurs is hotly debated.

In the first decades of the 20th century, physicists hotly debated how to make sense of the strange phenomena of quantum mechanics, such as the tendency of subatomic particles to behave like both particles and waves.

I remember a book called The Tell Me Why of Love, Sex and Babies and I remember how we all gazed hotly at the ground as words like "masturbation" and "erection" came up (excuse the pun) (if you will excuse the pun).