Sentence examples for inflaming the from inspiring English sources
He blamed politicians for inflaming the issue.
Black holes burp, inflaming the centers of galaxies or quasars.
More likely, though, one site will be chosen, inflaming the growing rivalry between the teams.
His actions, the judge said, were inflaming the crowd, some of whom had been drinking.
The Obama administration protested that this provocative act risked further inflaming the situation.
Costanza subsequently took up with Bernini's younger brother Luigi, inflaming the sculptor with "homicidal rage".
Meanwhile, the American presence is inflaming the sensitivities of the Muslim minority in the Philippines.
Neighboring countries are inflaming the conflict, arming rival militias and looting resources.
The times seem out of joint for inflaming the haves and the have-nots.
All networks, including Fox, have shown images of civilian casualties and protests inflaming the Arab world.
Hajiba added, however, that today, both sides, Muslim and Jew, are responsible for inflaming the problem.
