Sentence examples for flame question from inspiring English sources

When the journal Science asked Mr. Alda to write an editorial on the importance of scientists' communicating what they do, Mr. Alda cast out the flame question as a challenge to explain the complicated in everyday words.

A.A.: It sure is! But, you know, I didn't know how difficult the flame question was.

Kids' burning questions are often trickier to answer than may seem at first pass, just like the "what is a flame" question.

Don't bug, flame, or question a mod, just because you don't know the rules doesn't mean he/she is as oblivious.

"The question is, in actual use, does the flame retardant come out?" Dr. Nelson said.

While unlikely, if somehow he does accomplish such a feat, it'll renew and further fan the flames around questions of Clinton's vulnerabilities as a general election candidate.

Such flame instabilities throw into question the utility of ul for high pressure, very unstable, flames.

In order to resolve this question, the flame retardancy and surface morphology of char residues for viscose nonwoven fabric and calcium alginate nonwoven fabric were performed by vertical burning (UL-94), cone calorimeter (cone), and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).

"To ask for shared worship is to fan the flames, to force the question and raise tensions," Mr. Mekhelef added.

On the other hand, education may contribute by helping neural scientists flame the kinds of questions that should be asked to generate a body of research information about the brain that is educationally relevant.

On the screen, a graphics onslaught includes a dizzying array of flashing signs, hashtags, slogans, and flames marking the "Burning Question".