Sentence examples for violent flame from inspiring English sources

Their clean pink faces looked somehow stricken, each inside a hood of violent flame.

What interests Salles is not insurrection but the glow of those common, humane responses — to rank injustice, to the helplessly sick, to the plight of the uprooted poor — which may, within selected souls, burst into violent flame.

Look for Me was written at a time of political turmoil, and perhaps its incipiently violent "flame" images and haunting sense of evanescence, connect it to a revolution which, for many writers of Khodasevich's generation, brought hope and dismay in rapid succession.

In sufficiently wide tubes, violent folding of a flame front is observed because of the flame acoustic resonance.

In the poem, the flowers planted by the narrator "are burning" and "even the petunias are turning / violent" as the colors "flame together and spread over their borders".

All 1,300 homes burned during a few overnight hours in October, a firestorm sweeping through with a mix of high winds and flame so violent that it pushed parked cars blocks away.

Other perfectly survivable occurrences include violent engine shuddering, sputtering flames and engine shutdown.

WHAT is the best response when facing a regional insurgency and your troops are fanning the flames with violent raids?

WHAT is the best response when facing a regional insurgency and your troops are fanning the flames with violent raids that leave as many civilians dead as insurgents?

The more violent images from The Flames Of War have also been edited into a rapid-fire, steroidal action montage accompanied by a recruitment nashid, or hymn.

Mara raises a vicious storm of lightning and flames, a violent ocean crashes at the feet of Siddhartha, who remains meditating in the lotus position.