Sentence examples similar to inflamed by the variation from inspiring English sources

He was inflamed by the Manchester middle classes.

Tensions were further inflamed by the unresolved issues lingering from the secession of South Sudan.

Racial tensions, inflamed by the devastating Detroit riots of 1967, still surface.

Soon enough, though, conservative advocates, inflamed by the proposal, branded Ms. Almontaser a "radical" and "jihadist".

But the man, apparently inflamed by the messages decrying abortion, bypassed the suggestion Sunday.

Both were slaughtered by young men inflamed by the same vicious ideology.

Ghani's temper, perhaps inflamed by the effects of his stomach cancer, became notorious.

Numbers of targeted skin DCs in the nodes increased 2-3-fold when skin was topically inflamed by the TLR7 agonist imiquimod.

If it's possible to imagine, the subject of desegregation was becoming more inflamed by the day.

The party's base, inflamed by bank bailouts, the federal stimulus bill and the Obama health care program, moved rightward.

The already heightened emotions surrounding the match were further inflamed by Mourinho after the game.