blazingly

Undeniable, blazingly real; what were they to make of it?

To somebody coming to baseball for the first time, all this would seem blazingly obvious.

But you can't actually feel the wind in your hair when a processor is "blazingly fast."

The play in both games is blazingly fast, thanks to very powerful game engines.

Yet these episodes are sturdy and good rather than blazingly terrific.

There's little shade and it can get blazingly hot, so an early start is recommended.

It was clear that his mind was still blazingly fast.

He came in haste, with a face blazingly alert, and full of news.

This is a blazingly good read that is almost impossible to put down.

Most don't use cellphones, for reasons that are blazingly obvious.

You were blazingly angry with me that day at the house.'

But what might have been obscure to him was blazingly plain to Caroline.

He was blazingly beautiful, a figure out of myth.

Neidorf went back to school, blazingly determined to become a lawyer.

Then, of course, there is the blazingly hot issue of sexual harassment.

There was no escaping the blazingly thorough possession of her mouth.

The dancers, who come from a variety of countries, look sullen and dance blazingly.

The air was clear, dry and blazingly hot.

He then vanished, but things ran blazingly quickly thereafter.

It was blazingly clear he had committed the unpardonable.

The complacency in his tone made Jessie suddenly, blazingly angry.

"He's a scholar, blazingly intelligent, and has real connections to the theater world.

Do you really believe that washing powder x gets your dirty sheets blazingly white?

Every penny of the five-million-dollar budget is blazingly there onscreen.

As he spoke, the door locks snapped shut and the sound from the radio became blazingly loud.