Sentence examples for complete flaming from inspiring English sources
You can make any philosopher – any, Aristotle, Kant, you name it – look like a complete flaming idiot with just a slightest little tweak".
In the history of English spelling, though, we can trace a whole series of purposive, thought-through and often ingenious practical decisions – made over the years by scribes, compositors and lexicographers – whose net result is a complete flaming boggins.
Recently 25 truck loads of the white stuff were brought into the Calgary's Olympic Plaza (the 1988 Winter games were held here) to construct the sets and venue for playwright and director Kendra Fanconi's post-apocalyptic frozen fantasy, "complete with flaming tuba, snowman death scene and an explosive love story that will melt the coldest of hearts".
Always completely extinguish flaming drinks before drinking.
It's perfect strangers flaming each other on comment boards.
It's a slightly hallucinatory interpretation of late 18th-century Austro-Hungarian splendour, complete with vertigo-inducing wigs, flaming candelabras and heaving bosoms.
The NRA again responded to the Brady Campaign's statements, saying that "Barnes demonstrated his group's complete and utter disregard for gun safety and its flaming zeal to further restrict the rights of law-abiding gun owners".
Here, the roast bird, the flaming plum pudding and the pastel-hued sweets so often found in stories make complete sense.
We had this appetizer called flaming saganaki — basically, flaming cheese.
One couple twirled flaming torches.
