Sentence examples for has been inflaming from inspiring English sources

One can only imagine how all the mayor's conservative, small-town donors from out of state -- the folks he has been inflaming with letters about the fem-lib elitist Hillary supporting "so-called 'art' that seems deliberately calculated to offend religious people" and "disgusting... pornography" -- will react to the news of the Missus' racy new job: "Hey, Martha, get a load of this......

For a long time now, the language used by both sides in American politics has been inflamed by bellicose metaphors.

It has been inflamed because Cameron is also separately poised to publish yet another new list of peers.

Sectarian division has been inflamed, Omary adds, as part of the "old British imperial tactic of divide and rule".

Popular aversion to such fees has been inflamed by media reports of freeloading government motorcades and inflated tolls that end up in the pockets of local officials.

Debate over the rights and wrongs of Asbos has been inflamed by an allegation by Straw that solicitors who challenge the orders are out to make money.

"If anything has been inflamed, it's the dishonesty that often takes place by the news media," she said before moving on to the next question.

More recently, it has been inflamed by the rising passions surrounding the unresolved clash between Palestinians and Israelis, which in turn have unleashed more sinister impulses.

But if she succeeds, she may struggle to get support for it in Parliament, and her Conservative Party has been inflamed by the debate.

Ah, say the "Yes, but" folks, but Arab public opinion has been inflamed by the Arab TV images of Israel suppressing the Palestinian uprising.

Public opinion has been inflamed by the story of Mr Welteke's lavish lifestyle at a time when Germans are being told to accept painful economic reforms.