Sentence examples for unusually heated from inspiring English sources

The dispute between McCourt and baseball has been unusually heated.

He is also playing first base sometimes, and has faced unusually heated scrutiny for a hometown hero.

But at times, Mr. Pawlenty came across as too soft-spoken and moderate in a year of unusually heated partisan passions, some political analysts have said.

The chief justice of the State Supreme Court proposed new trials for scores of death row inmates, but a majority of the court rejected the idea in an unusually heated exchange.

Ms. Robinson's memorandum speculated that unusually "heated" e-mail exchanges between Dr. Burrell and a supervisor may have led to a misunderstanding of some of the department's new rules.

This has provoked an unusually heated controversy in the field, with claims of bias due to sources of research funding (vom Saal and Hughes 2005).

These camelid antibodies are also unusually heat stable.

Furthermore, because C. merolae inhabits hot springs (45°C) [ 9], most of its proteins must be unusually heat-stable, and so its proteome may well provide important new insights into the structural basis for heat stability of proteins.

Before the vote, both men made impassioned final speeches to cap a two-week contest that was unusually open and heated by the standards of Japan's staid democracy.

#Snowzilla was powered by unusually warm seas heated by changes driven by #globalwarming https://t.co/AbTCKMaqq0 pic.twitter.com/etz2UA9c31.

It has covered sidewalks that not only move but are heated and are unusually wide -- 4 feet 6 inches -- making it easier for those who want to walk along the moving sidewalk to pass those who are standing on it.