Sentence examples for inflame it from inspiring English sources

'With the appendix starting to inflame, it's quite possible your gut essentially had its one final push, so to say, before it went quiescent in response to the inflammatory reaction happening at the base of the cecum," he said.

The Bush hawks want to go to war in a non-apocalyptic way, to stabilize the Middle East, not to inflame it.

Liberals in 1964 thought that the Civil Rights Act would end racial strife, not (as it came to seem) inflame it; and Johnson had promised repeatedly, during the campaign, that he sought "no wider war" in Vietnam.

One simply needed to find the spot and inflame it, until the target breached a system of beliefs for a system of information, for silent calls and dead drops.

I was a supply teacher briefly in another age and whenever I encountered an incidence of mass fandom – more moderate in those days with no social media to inflame it – I would get the whole class to write out "I am not a slave" a thousand times.

And in the interim, some may feel particularly inclined to take real care with the language used to describe the situation so as not to inflame it or offend people who, in some cases, have already been troubled by the decision to charge a father and son pair of ranchers with arson under the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996.

It turns the mind to mush, after inflaming it.

If a crisis is subsiding, the warrior inflames it.

Rather than resolving the debate, however, the two Parkland studies have inflamed it.

Hatred of the Clintons is too combustible to risk inflaming it with another two-for-the-price-of-one deal.

I got a bit better through taking medication, and started working in the City, but it was really stressful, and the stress was inflaming it even more.