searing造句61. Even time, as Benjamin Franklin told us, is money, a doctrine which horrified Max Weber in his searing indictment of the capitalist mentality as an "iron cage" without "spirit".
62. He plays the alto with a searing fervor, rendering his methodically formulated compositions with an uncalculated, natural feel.
63. Taloned hands grabbed both his wrists, sudden and vice like, searing pain shot up his arms.
64. In 1933, shortly after Stalin's agriculturalcollectivization policies plunged the Soviet Unioninto famine, Mandelstam wrote a short and searing poem titled "Epigram AgainstStalin."