Sentence examples for enough to inflame from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, even the possibility of their involvement was enough to inflame parts of German society.
One glimpse of power-bobbed Rosalind Price's bookshelf was enough to inflame SHIELD director Phil Coulson.
But the repression was just harsh enough to inflame protesters, not terrifying enough to scare them into staying home.
"The very fact that you were writing about contemporary art was enough to inflame opinion when I first started," Dorment says in an interview.
The participants lined up nearly 50 cages, each holding a male finch, about six feet apart, close enough to inflame the birds' sense of masculine rivalry.
It was probably inevitable that mass merchandisers would seize on a trend that requires little beyond bowdlerized graphics and ornamental doodads to telegraph cultural reference, and just as likely that items like Urban Outfitter's Navajo Printed Hipster Panty would also turn up soon enough to inflame Native American sensibilities.
But the ruling also shows that while the European judges have conceded the principle that the nine detainees should have had the right to claim compensation after the law lords in 2004 declared the Belmarsh regime to be discriminatory and disproportionate, they are politically streetwise enough not to inflame the debate by awarding exemplary damages.
We could not — cannot — get enough of fantasies of destruction, meant at once to inflame and soothe our fear of vanishing altogether, whether through war, ecological catastrophe, disease or alien invasion.
Tunisia's strong man, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, was smart enough to see that Bouazizi's self-immolation had the potential to inflame passions.
As for the offense caused by "The Americans," it was short-lived, not enough to sell a complete print run of the first edition, still less to inflame a nation.
Football – beautiful, unpredictable, rage-fuelling football – with its tendency to inflame passions and stir up nationalism might just end up influencing voters enough to change the outcome of the vote.
