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1. The religious flame war between these two churches can get very intense.

2. Then, you said one bad word about Confucius and you risked a "flame war" that would incinerate you.

3. I don't want to start a flame war on which version is going to be better or anything like that.

4. If you do choose to respond you will probably end up in what is known as a "flame war".

5. Another cubed-sphere hypothesis, another flame war in the math newsgroups—or something more serious?

5. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

6. You can probably guess how the flame war progressed from here. It gets pretty interesting.

7. It doesn't take much prodding for the Mac vs. PC debate to transform into a violently passionate flame war, and my list would be incomplete without an example to represent the battle.

8. A few days later, Rogan said that Kevin had sent an email apologizing for the exchange – for what it's worth, though, it looks to me like both Joe and Kevin thoroughly enjoyed their little flame war.

9. Clerks II, the sequel to Kevin Smith's 1994 comedy hit Clerks, received mixed reviews from film critics and became the subject of a wonderful flame war on the Rotten Tomatoes forum.

10. For someone who "hated Linux" a year ago to now happily switch between Windows 7 and Ubuntu in a completely transparent way certainly signals an end to that age-old flame war.

11. Operations managers question whether there is an appropriate ROI from having staff write about their day, annotate electronic news clips or get into a flame war.