Sentence examples for inflame discussions from inspiring English sources
It is arguably the most tested relic in history, but results have tended to inflame discussions rather than quell them.
Of course, eight years of polarization over Bush administration policies in general, plus specific accusations by former administration officials that its religion-based initiative was cynically bent to political purposes, have inflamed discussion of such questions.
"Now everyone has a handle they can use to rip into the Zardari government," said a senior Pakistani official involved in the American-Pakistani dialogue but who declined to be named because he did not want to inflame the discussion.
Indeed, so searching are the questions and so inflamed are discussions about the Roman Catholic church's pontiff during the second world war that the current pope, Benedict XVI, recently announced that he may postpone Pius's beatification until the Vatican's archives for the war years are opened and examined.
However, the substantially sordid revelations by Snowden has inflamed the discussion to such an extent that it's easy to lose track of an important thread that we might separate from concerns of privacy, and that's that the exceptional progress we've made at making information more accessible at a lower cost to more people on the planet than at any time in human history.
People whose intent is not reasoned discussion, but solely to inflame.
The discussion was inflamed by reports hinting that we could see promotion and relegation within five years.
To begin with, it is not helpful to ground important policy discussions in trite and wholly false cannards that inflame ignorant passions.
Rosberg said he did not want to expand on behind-the-scenes discussions at the team so as not to inflame the situation.
Does wealth inflame unrealistic expectations?
