Sentence examples for inflame a movement from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it may inflame a movement that has the support of working-class and rural Thais who already feel cheated by Bangkok's royalist elite and its political wing.

Or did Rice further inflame a tense situation?

Once inside the brain, the antibodies inflame a structure called the basal ganglia.

It has also inflamed an environmental protest movement over hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking", the method of extracting gas from coal and shale.

Such claims are likely to inflame an already febrile atmosphere.

The Tea Party was founded on a sense that something ephemeral had been stolen by someone and that a movement was needed to "take the country back". Occupy Wall Street is now getting media attention the Tea Party believes is rightfully theirs, and the perceived slight can only inflame the movement's sense of victimhood.

The Ukrainian opposition warned the new measures would further inflame the protest movement, and called for a big gathering in the capital Kiev on Sunday.

These magazines also inflamed a million imaginations.

Radio inflamed a subtle, yet revolutionary new feature of political discussion: word count limits.

Appendectomies are performed because appendices can become inflamed (a condition known as appendicitis).

One interviewee had evacuated from Los Antiguos due to the health hazards from airborne ash inflaming a chronic asthma condition.