Sentence examples for inflame enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Very few movies are so bad that they ruin the experience of moviegoing, which itself is engineered to fulfill modest expectations and to mute rather than inflame enthusiasm.

Obama's presidency is not just a disappointment to some onetime Democratic believers; his presence is enough to gin up GOP enthusiasm. "He inflames the Republican base, yet he doesn't electrify the Democratic base anymore," said one Democratic strategist, who insisted on anonymity to offer a candid assessment of the head of his party.

Asked by the left-leaning newspaper Libération why his campaign had not sparked "élan and enthusiasm" and appeared not to have "inflamed the electors", Hollande remained courteous.

He said, "If SB 1070 is upheld, Latinos will be inflamed, Republicans will embrace it and Latino turnout and enthusiasm for the election will go up.

The text itself starts with the post-war disillusionment of Holmes, an ardent unionist, wounded three times at Antietam so badly that he was left for dead.As a brilliant young lawyer in civilian life, Holmes turned his back on the religious enthusiasm and political legalism that, as he saw it, had inflamed passions and clouded reason in the 1840s and 1850s.

He lies to inflame.

Enthusiasm high.

Does wealth inflame unrealistic expectations?

Such policies merely inflame extremists.

These, though, can inflame the fishes' guts.

Defending baijiu may inflame protectionism fears.