This incident has served to re-inflame me, and I want my voice to be heard and my person to be seen along with all the other women in this city, country and the world who have been offended.
Everything inflamed me, and that was bad enough, but I myself had also become a source of fire and temptation.
Yes, of course, Dumbledore acknowledges that at the bleakest moment of his life, when he was still a teenager and feeling "trapped and wasted," the appearance of a charismatic friend "inflamed me" and lured him into fantastical dreams of power and influence.
The thousands of oysters that I have eaten since my childhood days on Cape Cod have not once inflamed me even mildly, but a Valentine's Day late supper of gently fried oysters, scrambled eggs and bay scallops will sustain the reproductive system for future, if not immediate, use.
"It just inflames me that we still let people be disenfranchised," he said.
In letters to the editor, someone responded, "[Farley's] words inflamed me such that I wanted to put a minie [bullet] down the barrel of my Enfield [rifle], hunt him down, and shoot him like the dog he is".
"My friends all said it was dangerous and might inflame him to contact me further," she says.
You should watch me because I inflame the passions of a small wing of a political party".
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND, Me. — Few pantry items can inflame an entire island, let alone a region.
The aborted terrorist attack in Manhattan makes me wonder why the United States goes out of its way to inflame crazies into acts of terror.
