Sentence examples similar to degree of conflagration from inspiring English sources

Spread over 15 square miles around a small Pennsylvania town on the first three days of July 1863, involving more than 160,000 soldiers and huge numbers of camp laborers, including between 10,000 and 30,000 slaves forced to serve the invading Southern army, the conflagration caused a degree of slaughter like no other in American history.

So the crisis, the carnage, the chaos have grown worse – along with the dangers of conflagration.

Heide Fasnacht's "Forest Fire" is a pencil drawing that makes an emblem of conflagration.

For all that, what heat his previous novels give off is the heat of friction, of conflagration.

True — and happily — the odds of conflagration are low; yet only a fool would believe it impossible.

Degree of reassurance: negligible.

The degree of pain.

These sensual stimuli, though, are only a foretaste of conflagrations to come.

Politeness is the lubricant that makes social interactions run smoothly and reduces the risk of conflagrations.

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These sorts of conflagrations are likely to become the norm, rather than the exception.