Sentence examples for inflaming anger from inspiring English sources

And they denied — despite the statements of many witnesses, doctors and even the health ministry — that security forces had fired live ammunition or birdshot in their clashes with protesters, further inflaming anger.

Video of the beating, recorded by George Holliday, a resident of a nearby apartment building, was repeatedly broadcast on television, inflaming anger over what was seen as a pattern of aggression and abuse by the Los Angeles police toward blacks and Hispanics.

Protests and police mutinies that have left eight people dead continued in cities around Bolivia today, after the government's declaration of a state of emergency this weekend inflamed anger over the country's worsening economic troubles.

More immediately, the Schultz resignation may inflame anger among Sanders supporters, many of whom had resisted the idea that the only way to stop Trump is by supporting Clinton.

Responsible politicians certainly know better and would never endorse any enterprise seeking to inflame anger and hostility in the population.

However, more hawkish members of Congress, the intelligence community, and its allies said the report would inflame anger against the U.S. and its key allies and endanger American personnel abroad.

The latest spate of attacks is a response to that compromise and an attempt, perhaps, to disrupt it by inflaming unionist anger.

That might end up further inflaming the anger of Iraqi Sunnis, who have already helped the advance of ISIS through Iraq.

The revelations in recent years of the global nature of the scandal are only inflaming the anger of rank-and-file Catholics, analysts say.

The images and reports have helped inflame anger at Tibetans among the Chinese.

He channelled and inflamed inchoate anger, inflamed racial divisions and exploited a sense of burning injustice at a system "rigged" against the little guy.