Sentence examples for from overheated from inspiring English sources

(He meant a break from overheated oratory, but that's not how he was heard).

One main reason is that Mr Brown came to rely on fickle revenues from overheated property markets and frothy finance.

President Obama asked the nation to refrain from "overheated" political discourse on the eve of the Republican and Democratic conventions.

For artist and visitor alike, Philadelphia offers a respite from overheated scenes, unwelcoming galleries and the economy of the latest thing.

Eswar S. Prasad, a professor of trade policy at Cornell, called the legislation "a shot across the bow that indicates a clear escalation from overheated rhetoric about Chinese currency policy to more substantive action".

As I noted then, it's a good window into the life of a state where the Tea Party, birtherism and anti-immigrant radicalism regularly combine to raise the political temperature from overheated to boiling.

Three or four other cars are idling in expectation, their bundled drivers hunched over steering wheels, seeking warmth from the overheated sports chat emanating from their radios.

President Obama will feel pressure not only from an overheated Israel Lobby, but from a Republican Party intent on defeating him at all costs.

In fact, Methanopyrus kandleri was isolated from the overheated walls of the black smoker from the Gulf of California found at the depth of 2000 m.

Incidents/Injuries: Apple has received nine reports of batteries overheating, including two reports of minor burns from handling overheated computers and other reports of minor property damage.

The strong office market in Manchester has been partly attributed to 'Northshoring', (from offshoring) which entails the relocation or alternative creation of jobs away from the overheated South to areas where office space is possibly cheaper and workforce market may not be as saturated.