Sentence examples for inflamed reaction from inspiring English sources

One mustn't be alarmist; the attacks are an "impulsive, inflamed reaction", not an organised campaign.And so on and on.

Ignatius says President Bush "tried to do the right thing," and he blames the inflamed reaction to the deal on "America's traumatized post-Sept.

Fox's reluctance to back down — particularly when faced with each new campaign led by Media Matters — is potentially damaging for Fox, because it could inflame reactions on social media and thereby elevate the chance of advertiser boycotts.

A major theme in the unfolding events is the fear that national solidarity will be torn apart by sectarian conflict inflamed by reaction.

On the other hand, she said, there are the countries where "border control has been a populist measure to try to respond to inflamed public reaction to people who are arriving".

That the Ottoman military marching band was scheduled during a time when people of Armenian descent are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their homeland's republic only inflamed the reaction.

The danger now is the opposite: that military reaction may be inflamed by the perception of a previous under-reach.

In a previous study, we demonstrated that Syk activity was required for efficient PMN recruitment in two different murine models of acute inflammation, i.e. the reverse Arthus reaction and the inflamed cremaster muscle [10].

NOTHING", and Neighbour's use of the word "hysteria" to describe the reaction to the interview, inflamed the situation.

These areas become swollen and hot because they become inflamed as a result of the different immune reactions going on simultaneously.

Hayfever is, in fact, a seasonal form of 'allergic rhinitis' or allergic reaction in the nasal passage, which becomes inflamed on contact with allergens such as pollens, dander and moulds.