Sentence examples for scorching debate from inspiring English sources

Facing a fierce backlash within his own party, Donald Trump sought to rally Republicans to his side Sunday night with a scorching debate attack on Hillary Clinton, suggesting he would seek to criminally prosecute his political foe if elected president.

Black's departure, Weingarten said, "will hopefully moderate" the conversation around reform efforts, "instead of having this scorched-earth debate," one where "someone's either one hundred percent right or someone's one hundred percent wrong.

It is Mr Romney who is likely to get scorched at the debates, however.

In the background, Japan's Parliament reconvened today with members clamoring for debate over relations with North Korea and newspapers editorials were invariably scorching in their criticism of Japan's erratic neighbor.

This Lenten season has witnessed a fascinating public debate about whether the everlasting fires of hell have been scorching Judas, the Great Betrayer, for the past 2,000 years.

The debate over the project reflects a concern throughout the Mediterranean, which is now facing drought and scorching heat waves: can a resort built on fragile land be ecologically sound?

You're scorching it.

BOTH were scorching, moving experiences.