Sentence examples for inflammatory labels from inspiring English sources

Bracketing these imprecise, inflammatory labels, 52 percent said abortion should be legal "under certain circumstances," 25 percent said legal "under any circumstance," and 20 percent said it should be "illegal in all circumstances".

Newspapers branded his tactic a "purge" — and the inflammatory label stuck.

Reporters branded his tactic a "purge"—and the inflammatory label stuck.

During that summer and fall, the Turkish Prime Minister's rhetoric turned increasingly inflammatory, labeling the Syrian regime as "brutish and inhuman", and comparing Assad to Hitler.

The director whose work best distills the adventurous spirit of Killer is probably TODD HAYNES, whose 1991 film "Poison," inspired by Jean Genet, along with Tom Kalin's movie "Swoon," about the Leopold and Loeb murder case, established the inflammatory genre labeled New Queer Cinema.

They never give a complete picture, and they always use inflammatory language and labels like "puppies" and "kittens," even if the animal was a 17-year-old dog who was unable to breathe properly because of a heart condition.

The piece was labelled "inflammatory and provocative".

A mouse model of angiogenesis known as the Matrigel™ plaque perfusion assay was used and modified to simulate a controlled locally contained inflammatory environment where labeled cells would be locally transplanted into a site as a part of the cell therapy approach.

These results suggest the potential of improved homing of MSCs to inflammatory sites after labeling.

Rare cells within the parenchyma beyond the cluster of perivascular inflammatory cells were labeled with BS-1 lectin.

Approximately 25%% of the perivascular inflammatory cells were labeled with BS-1 lectin and no further lectin-positive cells were found beyond the perivascular cluster of cells.