Sentence examples similar to inflames panic from inspiring English sources
She delves thoroughly into both incidents -- one involving mass sexual harassment, the other sexual assault charges against drill sergeants -- and comes up with many signs that hysteria in the press and political panic inflamed public opinion and turned the investigations of these incidents into witch hunts.
With all this yelling and borderline panic inflamed by fear, let's remember that great quote by President Franklin Roosevelt, who said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself".
The unspoken risk is that, rather than refuting the prejudices the BNP inflames, other parties will be panicked into pandering to them.
The bombings were the latest in a series of terrorist attacks in cities across the country apparently intended to sow panic, inflict civilian casualties and, according to Indian officials, inflame tensions between Hindus and Muslims.
The hanging inflames the spectators.
Are they too similar?" Panic, panic, panic.
Fresh mozzarella, though, inflames passions.
"Art inflames people," she said.
The press of sweaty bodies inflames tempers.
