Sentence examples for searing argument from inspiring English sources

Hari's searing argument should not need celebrity blurbs from Elton John, Stephen Fry and Noam Chomsky to promote it – it is self-evident.

Our story time was shattered by her sister's shrieks from the next room continuing an earlier searing argument about a lost hairbrush (hair is serious business in our house).

His award-winning 2014 essay, "The Case For Reparations," is a searing argument for reparations as a means of addressing the moral debts of slavery, segregation, and discriminatory housing practices.

The play begins with what is probably the most intense, expletive-driven, flesh-searing argument in the fiery LaBute canon, delivered by a very, very angry young woman to her soon-to-be-ex-boyfriend.

At first he was appalled that Taukir would risk searing himself into the man's memory with an argument, but later he was grateful: Taukir had behaved as any rude Delhiite would, and besides, they were disguised.

Mr Holder himself called the report "searing" and suggested that while the available evidence did not support the argument Mr Wilson acted illegally, it was not hard to understand why protests had erupted in the town.

Regardless of how one views the arguments for the bombing of Hiroshima, John Hersey's 1946 chronicle provides searing evidence of what befell those who were targeted by 1945 science and technology.

He has experienced searing loss.

You smell searing, hot metal.

"It was unbearable, searing pain.

"Searing pain," he said later.