Sentence examples for blistering from inspiring English sources

Lady Warsi, who resigned from the government in August over Gaza, delivered a blistering critique last month of the approach towards Britain's Muslims, warning that failure to engage properly with communities across the UK has created a climate of suspicion and undermined the fight against extremism.

Once just shorthand for a tour bundling transport and lodging, these days it carries dingier connotations: high-rise hotels, beaches crammed with blistering bodies, lurid cocktails slurped from exposed belly buttons.

Tahar Rahim, star of Jacques Audiard's brilliant A Prophet, follows his blistering debut playing a savage in Kevin Macdonald's The Eagle, an adaptation of Rosemary Sutcliff's The Eagle of the Ninth.

Like Mercury, Lambert paid his dues with opera training, theatre, singing in clubs and performing dance and rock, which has given him the dexterity to tackle a catalogue stretching from thumping grooves (Radio Gaga, Another One Bites the Dust) to blistering hard rock (Seven Seas of Rhye, Tie Your Mother Down).

The event that had belonged to him for over a decade ended in defeat and a silver medal when South Africa's Chad le Clos produced a blistering finish that just beat Phelps to the wall.

During the campaign, Cameron pledged a first 100 days of blistering action – and he knows this is what will be required.

Arter was then denied a fifth Bournemouth goal when his blistering 20-yard strike clattered against the bar but it mattered little.

I looked over towards the boggy ground I would have to tackle should I choose the bothy, then towards the blistering purple sunset just beginning to erupt along the horizon beyond the beach, and made my decision.

The Vermont senator Bernie Sanders has confirmed his interest in running for president in 2016 with a blistering prescription for mending America's "broken democracy" that would position him significantly to the left of Hillary Clinton.

Not least because of last year's series of The Jump, a television programme of such blistering disappointment that it may very well have contravened a slew of trade descriptions acts.

The Irish prime minister, Enda Kenny, launched a blistering attack last week on the Vatican for what he said was an attempt to frustrate the Cloyne inquiry.