Seared In A Sentence

• She had now an impression of him that seemed as though it had been seared into her mind.
• Like the flash of the shot itself, they leaped to her brain and seared themselves there.
• The spectacle of her beauty was such that memories of his sins seared him like thin flames.
• The ages had passed over and left it scarred and seared but still defiant and inaccessible.
• He was silent for a few moments, grappling with this new pain that seared him to the heart.
• Two great tears welled into his bloodshot eyes and trickled slowly down his seared old cheeks.
• The steam seared into a big mule, and the mule instantly began to plunge and kick.
• The inner side was seared with a tiny forked red line, slight but unmistakable.
• The lash descended, missed his handsome face, but seared the horse across its neck.
• A hideous picture seared its every light and shade on my mind, through my heart, into all my soul.
• Mrs. Ballinger looked like a proud silver poplar that had been seared by lightning.
• When heated, place beef rolls in, and when seared on both sides add a small quantity of hot water.

• He had seared himself into my mind.
• The burnt offering seared her.
• Sharp pains seared his eyeballs.
• The word seared itself into her brain.
• Another flame seared its way through his body.
• Besides the trees and brush it was seared with ravines.
• The thought seared itself upon her brain.
• It brought blessed life to the seared lungs.
• The cold was so intense it seared him like fire.
• My throat felt as if seared by a hot iron.
• His seared old face worked in his distress.
• The heat seared her flesh and made her wince with pain.
• His brilliant eyes seared her soul like fire.
• Cursed be this drop of acid which seared his heart: envy.
• Faces seared and crumpled with weight of years and nights of debauchery.
• And only to-day an incident had happened that seared his soul.
• Pages of burning reproaches which seared the soul of the man who read them.
• What to him was wind or tempest, when his brain was seared with flame?
• The sordid duplicity, the rank treachery of it seared and scorched.
• It seared the eyes; sparks danced when they turned to the earth again.
• The garment was seared and scorched, and rank with the odor of smoke.
• The name was there, seared by hot iron in that slab of wood.
• Ray turned on him with a look that would have seared the Sphinx.
• Unless something happened, and that quickly, they would be seared to a crisp.
• It was in August and dry so that the prairie was quite seared over.
• The bullet seared Martin's cheek.
• Like a brand of fire, every word seared the reader's brain.
• A new phase of his danger seared like a flame across the brain of Beaudry.

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