Sentence examples for has been seared from inspiring English sources
It has been seared into the country's consciousness.
The murder of Emmett Till has been seared on to the collective memory of most African Americans.
The past – a memory to be more specific – has been seared into his mind, of when he lay, hidden and helpless, while his parents were brutally murdered.
When it arrives, the bottom side of the steak has been seared by the heat of the rock during its passage from the kitchen; the side that's up is raw.
But he stops short, as do most policymakers, of calling for a split between banks that operate as a casino, playing the markets actively for profit, and those that see their role mainly as a utility, converting deposits into loans, processing transactions and the like.Hector Sants, the FSA's chief executive, says his outfit has been seared by recent events but is "tougher and better as a result".
I think the whole financial industry has been seared by a crisis.
The Whitney Museum's 15-year survey of Kara Walker's work has been searing hearts, minds and eyes since it opened early last month.
"This decision will help clear up the smog that has been searing the lungs of people across the Eastern United States," said David Hawkins, a lawyer for the natural resources group.
During the conventions, a heat dome has been searing the nation.
Cook them on both sides, turning the heat down to medium after they have been seared.
