Sentence examples for does not inflame from inspiring English sources

In the third book, Eclipse (2007; film 2010), Bella must choose between Edward and Jacob, hoping all the while that she does not inflame an age-old conflict between vampires and werewolves.

In the third book, Eclipse (2007), Bella must choose between Edward and Jacob, hoping all the while that she does not inflame an age-old conflict between vampires and werewolves.

Suing to enforce anti-discrimination laws does not "inflame racial antagonism".

The wise dictator doesn't inflame his people's curiosity by banning websites.

Labour should talk about immigration in a balanced and measured way that doesn't inflame hostility and resentment.

She constantly monitors the temperature of the children's bedroom and ensures their bath water isn't too warm so it doesn't inflame Elian's skin, though it's always too cold for Bella.

"So we need to have success against [Islamic State], but we need to have it in a way that doesn't inflame sectarianism again".

Psycho held his own and did not inflame anyone.

Sure enough, Rose drilled Ledee in the thigh, perhaps ignoring a subparagraph in the unwritten beanball code: Do not inflame a slumping team.

Werlin harvests the eggs and inseminates them with a 'specimen' that writer had trouble producing; the thought of his wife undergoing and operation did not inflame him with desire, and the porn in the bathroom was about as erotic as being slammed in the face with a brick.

Turner wrote, "Give me your editorial chair for twelve months, and if I do not inflame the church with the spirit of the missions, then count me out forever, and if I can do it, you can do it; you are a better scholar than I am; your reading is vast".