Sentence examples for inflammatory figure from inspiring English sources

His rhetoric angered the archdiocese, which already viewed Father Pfleger as an inflammatory figure.

The Marquis de Sade is such an inflammatory figure that when you contemplate his life, the imagination tends to run wild.

From his demonstrations against greater cooperation between Protestant churches and Roman Catholicism to his counter-protests aimed at the civil rights movement, Paisley was seen as an inflammatory figure who would scupper any attempt to reform Northern Ireland.

Like Elizabeth Jones, Betty Kane is an inflammatory figure because she's such a powerful meeting point for anxieties about gender, sexuality and class - all categories that the war had done a great deal to disturb.

Campaigning on January 6th in New Hampshire, Romney cited Thatcher's maxim on socialism: " 'Sooner or later, you run out of other people's money.' " But, in Britain, Thatcher remains a singularly inflammatory figure, as evidenced by the reception of "The Iron Lady," the film starring Meryl Streep as an aged, doddering Thatcher, watching home videos in her housecoat and drinking too much Scotch.

Using LPS stimulated primary BMM cell cultures as a source of IL-6, we demonstrate that addition of HGF is in fact anti-inflammatory (Figure 1).

In spleen it was observed a high expression of VEGF caused by the elevated number of inflammatory cells, Figure 4c.

Compared to LPS, ATP is a weak inflammatory stimulator (Figure S4), and barely recruited neutrophils (Figure 5).

While there was a significant increase in the area of the dentate gyrus that was GFAP positive there was not a significant effect in the number of GFAP+ astrocytes following the LPS induced inflammatory insult (Figure 5.B).

Instead, in order to swell an inflammatory headline figure about maximal sponging, all the payments to a household are lumped together before this cap is applied.

Again, vaccination suppressed this inflammatory response (Figure 5C and 5D).