"searing anger" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe intense anger that is felt or expressed. For example, "The employee was filled with searing anger after being unfairly dismissed from their job."
Running through The Making was a searing anger about economic exploitation and a robust commentary on his capitalist times.
Ms. Auerbach supplied what most musical responses have not: an opening barrage of focused, searing anger that lends context and perspective to the stretches of mournful introspection, heard later in a pained violin soliloquy.
The four simultaneous "peace walks," as they were labeled by ministers, were aimed at defusing tensions in a case that has generated searing anger among many Bronx residents, especially those in minority neighborhoods who believe that the officers committed murder when they shot Mr. Diallo in front of his apartment building in the Soundview section last year.
When Kane's play Blasted arrived at the Royal Court in 1995, causing as much of a storm as Saved had done 30 years before, it was clear she was inspired by Bond's plays - although the brutalised language of the characters, the Goya-esque images of the soldier and the baby, the sly wit and searing anger were definitely her own.
A13 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Remofal of Hawks' Nest Causes Stir Across Nation Since workers removed a red-tailed hawks' nest from a luxury co-op building, the move has been the focus of searing anger from those around the city and nation who saw the hawks as emblems of raw nature in a densely populated urban setting.
And then there's Jobs' former girlfriend, Chrisann Brennan, who recalls in the documentary how when she told him she was pregnant with his child, his "jaw clenched in searing anger" before he ran out the door, "kinda like a teenager".
The Fiver doesn't usually like to start off its afternoon epistle in such an abrasive fashion but anger, searing, sizzling, scolding heat has got the better of your beloved today.
After Tiller shines a gentle light onto this much-discussed but still unmentionable topic, taking us inside the consultation room, where we are given searing glimpses of the fear, anger, sadness, and self-doubt, but also relief and hope, felt by women who seek abortions after the 24th week of pregnancy.
Yes, if you like, I rate her higher than Klytaimnestra, my own wife!" Translated by Robert Fagles (1990): But among them rose the fighting son of Atreus, lord of the far-flung kingdoms, Agamemon -- furious, his dark heart filled to the brim, blazing with anger now, his eyes like searing fire.
August 7 2010 Aug. 7: The Saw Doctors, founded in County Galway in 1986, took an Irish-folk-song template — lilting melody, humor, pathos, anger, celebration — and added a strong backbeat and searing electric guitar.
Hip-hop was forged in the urban chaos of the South Bronx in the 1970s, the product of all the hope and momentum of the civil rights movement mixed with the frustration and anger that simmered on city streets in a time of searing crime and poverty.
