Sentence examples for searing picture from inspiring English sources

With rare exceptions, the documents paint a searing picture of the collapse of basic humanity, a Lord of the Flies scenario of which any liberal democracy should be utterly ashamed.

The experiences of The Times in recent years with searing pictures of injury and, in one case, imminent death, suggest how emotional, complicated and unpredictable the issues can be.

The searing heartbreaking pictures of children being battered and tossed about by powerful fire hoses and attacked by police dogs appeared on front pages around the country and world and helped turned the tide of public opinion in support of Dr. King's local and the national civil rights movement's fight for justice. .

All she has now is that picture, seared indelibly on her mind and inside her eyelids, of her mother in her white dress and red cardigan, hanging from a tree by a noose plaited from her belt and shawl.

Caravaggio's searing "Flagellazione" stands out among the dramatic pictures in the Neapolitan Galleries.

"I think that pictures have a way of searing themselves into your brain and cutting through the hypocrisy," Spiegelman said.

The images from and about Gaza disseminated through social media are striking, searing, poignant and loaded with messages, proving, yet again, that a picture (or cartoon) is worth a thousand words.

Despite toiling in searing heat and thick smoke, these workers have only two hosepipes between them (see one pictured, below)—well short of what it would take to extinguish a great, peat-fuelled fire.

Thanks to on-board cooling systems, the craft stayed operational for a couple of hours — long enough to take pictures of the planet's surface and beam them back to Earth, before the searing heat fried the electronics.

The picture is one of the most gripping in his new book, "Blood and Honey: A Balkan War Journal" (TV Books/Umbrage Editions), a collection of searing photographs.

You smell searing, hot metal.