Sentence examples for substance of fire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baitz himself, after all, created some pretty warped (and warping) parental types in earlier works, characters who testified to the juiciness of such roles for the right actors: the splenetic father played by Ron Rifkin in "The Substance of Fire," the fire-breathing mother embodied by Judith Ivey in "A Fair Country," the monumentally selfish artist of Donald Sutherland in "Ten Unknowns".

She made her film debut the same year with a bit part in the drama The Substance of Fire.

Mr. Baitz's plays "The Substance of Fire," "A Fair Country," and "Ten Unknowns" had productions at the Newhouse.

Jon Robin Baitz, whose credits include "The Substance of Fire" and "Ten Unknowns," is working on the play.

"I've always envied Robbie Baitz," he said, referring to the author of "The Substance of Fire" and other plays.

Mr. Baitz, known for morally complex works like "The Substance of Fire," says it is his first play written out of "repulsion".

The substance of this fire will appear diminished only when judged by the life span of cathedrals rather than the life span of the individuals who worship in them.

Phlogiston, in early chemical theory, hypothetical principle of fire, of which every combustible substance was in part composed.

An analogy between the heat release rate of substances containing fire retardant (FR) chemicals is established and several ways by which FR behavior can be achieved are demonstrated.

"Obama has drawn particular fire for the substance of his agenda, which emphasizes dialogue with foreign allies and adversaries alike.

Great balls of fire!