Sentence examples for burning subject from inspiring English sources
His denouncer, a self-published Romanian poet living in Wisconsin, has previously focused her righteous ire on the burning subject of corruption in the world of small press poetry competitions.
It is a cool film on a burning subject, and Hancock has helped to keep it that way.
Part of the growing chorus of committed and outspoken people coalescing around this burning subject, they speak of the measures needed to counter it, as well as their commitments to ending it.
Indeed, to an American reader, the novel seems keyed to some earlier historical and cultural moment: an era when having central heating still impressed, the loss of faith remained a burning literary subject, the very idea of personal fulfillment conflicted fiercely with the obligation to parents, and nobody talked about sex -- or anything else.
Higher intensities are feasible but would not be harmless in terms of the risk of burning the subject's skin [ 132].
To show them or not to show them was a burning question and the subject of many scholarly discussions, for they represented the demarcation line between modesty and obscenity.
As the global economy moves down its most dangerous spiral in more than 60 years, the causes and consequences of the great depression have become a subject of burning interest.
The subject of burning flags hasn't come up much in recent years, so there's not a lot of current polling on the issue.
THINNED sites had between 50% and 90% of the canopy removed but had not been subject to burning, herbicides, or bulldozing.
The subjects were burning an average of 500 fewer calories a day than would be expected, Dr. Hall and his colleagues found.
