Sentence examples for as heated from inspiring English sources

The issue is as heated as the topics WESU examines on the air.

What is sure is that the politics of pay are as heated as ever.

But Beck's response wasn't nearly as heated as one might have expected.

In 2009, Irwin sold Dalicia to Japanese breeders, whose interest is as heated as any.

The press and pulpit echoed with attacks on the decision that were as heated as Southern defenses of it.

And among the issues few are as heated as the idea of providing parents with choices between public and private schools by giving them vouchers.

It is a serious case for the comma police, since the book's war on punctuation is almost as heated as the air assaults it describes.

Still, the action is nowhere near as heated as during the cold war, when many American planes were sent to penetrate the coastlines of Communist countries.

"But I'm not bitter," Mr. Stringer said, muttering: "Beaten by the royal family, give me a break!" That was about as heated as it got.

Ecuador was among the commission's loudest critics.The Sarayaku case was not as heated as Belo Monte, since Ecuador's government had already promised to pay damages.

Although not quite as heated as the VHS/Beta wars of the 1980s, the Barnes & Noble and Kindle bookstores are fighting for customers.