Sentence examples for fiery case from inspiring English sources

Despite its slow pace, the book makes a fiery case against what its author calls the oppression and fanaticism that dominates much of Saudi society.

While Mr. Kerry made his fiery case against Mr. Assad, Mr. Obama was circumspect, sprinkling his words with caveats about the modest scale of the operation and acknowledgments of the nation's combat fatigue.

People read him as a fiery character.

Gale is quite a fiery character.

You'll want the Apple Pencil as well, which has a fiery orange leather case.

And only a few years ago, consumer advocate Ralph Nader showed how GM had quietly settled more than 200 cases brought by victims of fiery car crashes.

Religion was the motivating force in another case of fiery self-suppression.

Moroccan-spiced Parmesan crackers were also fiery, although in their case the flavor was buffered by the mild Cheddar sandwiched between four crumbly cuts of flatbread.

Richard Causton's "Phoenix" (2006) also used color, as well as idiosyncratic techniques (slow-motion trills and tremolando, for example), to paint a vivid picture, in this case the fiery death and resurrection of the mythical bird of his title.

But when it does, the results are unforgettably dramatic, as will undoubtedly be the case in "FIERY POOL: THE MAYA AND THE MYTHIC SEA," at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass.

But she made her mark as soon as her reformer's platform got her elected to Congress, leading a crusade against corruption with fiery speeches and investigations that unmasked case after case of official malfeasance.