Sentence examples for enflame the from inspiring English sources

This is art forgetting that it has any mission to enflame the soul.

An open disagreement would both send all the wrong signals to Pyongyang and enflame the already pervasive anti-Americanism of many South Koreans.

He will presumably want to reassure Mr Bush on this count, partly because an open disagreement would enflame the already pervasive anti-Americanism of many South Koreans.

Tate Modern, London, 10 November to 7 May JMW Turner Tremendous visions of sea and sky enflame the Margate beachfront with their incandescant colours.

It acquaints us with the thought that the things which stimulate and enflame the senses are not among the things that really are (Letter 58.18 and 26).

People in likenon Are Killing Eachimthenflame Syria.

That kind of beauty enflames the heart and enchants the soul.

Photos in Paris Match of Taliban forces with uniforms of the Frenchmen have enflamed the national mood.

An open disagreement would have both sent all the wrong signals to Pyongyang and enflamed the already pervasive anti-Americanism of many South Koreans.

Having successfully enflamed the public's fictional imagination from January to June, Democrats effectively replaced the ultimate contest in November with the penultimate one.

GOAL! Derby 1-0 United (awesome strike by Commons, 30') 30 mins: Commons collected the ball about 30 yards from goal and under no pressure turned, sized up a shot and enflamed the ball into the top corner!