Sentence examples for intellectual conflagration from inspiring English sources

Scholem's rebuttal ignited an intellectual conflagration that tore beyond the boundaries of their private exchange into a ferocious public quarrel.

In the 1920s Ye wrote a considerable number of short stories portraying the life and characters of intellectuals and townspeople, collected in Gemo (1922; "Estrangement"), Huozai (1923; "Conflagration"), Xianxia (1925; "Below the Horizon"), Chengzhong (1926; "In the City"), Weiyanji (1928; "Unsatisfied"), and Sisanji (1936; "At Forty-three").

Conflagration follows.

Friction ensues, then conflagration.

Then the conflagration really began.

Global conflict and conflagration.

His present conflagration is magnificent.

Zealotry that turns to conflagration?

The conflagration continued for hours.

Whence this hot, hirsute conflagration?

It has copious but largely harmless conflagration.