Sentence examples for sometimes be heated from inspiring English sources

DISPUTES about science in Western countries can sometimes be heated.

There would sometimes be heated arguments when she believed the Guardian was being mealy-mouthed or – over intervention in Bosnia, for example – just wrong.

At Microsoft there would sometimes be heated disagreements, but at least the firm got the benefit of the "real Bill", whereas so far at the foundation he is perhaps being too nice).The idea for the letter came from his old friend and philanthropic partner Warren Buffett, boss of Berkshire Hathaway, whose annual letter to his shareholders is a highlight of the business calendar.

In other words, many books not on the list might easily have made it, and as we whittled the number down our disagreements sometimes were heated.

The industry's opposition to the transparency proposal has sometimes been heated.

These vents form above cracks in volcanic areas of the ocean floor through which seawater seeps, there to be heated by hot, sometimes molten rock.

Now, I realise sometimes there are heated debates behind the scenes about how these startups win competitions and awards.

The discussions are heated, sometimes panicky, but always the voices of decent, rational Americans - very different from, say, the bizarre hotline scenes that close Kubrick's Dr Strangelove.

In the simplest form of compression molding, a molding powder (or pellets, which are also sometimes called molding powder) is heated and at the same time compressed into a specific shape.

The questioning was heated and sometimes took on the air of a cross-examination as Mr. Geithner said that a collapse of A.I.G. would have been catastrophic and would have put the United States at risk of a Great Depression.

For his part, Mr. Locke was gracious in defeat, calling for unity after what had sometimes been a heated campaign.