Sentence examples for smouldering with from inspiring English sources

Smouldering with life.

And yet again British Columbia is smouldering with grievance, and not just against its American competitors.

One magnificent spread shows Clarice smouldering with indignation after a severe telling-off.

There is a convincing portrayal of the young Adolf as an unemployed ex-soldier, smouldering with some justifiable social grouses.

And up on the screen, Anouk Aimée, smouldering with sex appeal as a Famous Female Fashion Designer mourning the death of her lover.

Yes, steak is still available, but it may well cost £45 and be served with spuds disguised to  resemble Flintstones-style rocks, or arrive in a cloche smouldering with bonfire-infused smoke.

His eyes smoulder with anger.

Hindu nationalists demanded she be tried for sedition.So Kashmir is left to smoulder, with dire consequences for its citizens.

When Barack Obama was photographed with a very weak beer in hand at a Washington Wizards game, the phone-in lines smouldered with anger.

"The option of managed decline [of Liverpool] is one which we should not forget altogether," Howe wrote of a city that then literally smouldered with resentment.

Keegan, indeed, smouldered with indignation that his team's early superiority had not been rewarded with more than just the impressive volley with which Sinclair followed up his winner in last Sunday's friendly against Barcelona.