Sentence examples for a fiery question from inspiring English sources

The searches came as Michael Horn, the US boss of VW, appears in front of US Congress for what is expected to be a fiery question and answer session.

What we see: A fiery head, or a "flaming skull".

A fiery partisan question, part of which complained about the trillions of dollars in debt incurred under the Obama administration, draws an even-keeled response from Mr. Buffett.

Representatives Jim Jordan and Trey Gowdy received a lot of coverage for their fiery questions and for the fiery way they then answered their own questions.

At a Senate Banking Committee hearing, the comptroller of the currency, Thomas J. Curry, faced the brunt of the scrutiny, including a fiery round of questions from Senator Sherrod Brown.

Outwardly, she may have seemed prim and self-effacing, but as Davies and Nixon brilliantly show, she was in fact a fiery, passionate figure who questioned every aspect of the patriarchal society in which she lived.

Her question led to a fiery debate in the chat room, over whether Ms. Hansen should be prosecuted and who is to blame.

In the harshest exchange in a fiery session of prime minister's questions, Mr. Cameron quoted a former British paratroop commander in Afghanistan as saying that "repeated demands for more helicopters fell on deaf ears" with the Brown government, and that troops ended up "driving into combat when they should have been flying".

A Question Time audience member who had a fiery debate with comedian Russell Brand is the brother of a UKIP MEP.

The decision draw a fiery dissent from Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who said it could encourage the police to stop and question even more young black and Latino men.

From the aggressive conservative bluster against ACORN and census taking (code for voter disenfranchisement) to the unresolved questions about the death of the GOP IT guru Mike Connell in a fiery plane crash after the election in December.