He believed he had demonstrated that conceptual poetry could handle inflammatory material and provoke outrage in the service of a social cause.
And all were outraged at the inflammatory ramblings of basketball's Charlie Ward.
In order to further public outrage, the engraving contained several inflammatory details.
Santilli, notorious for his controversial topics, vocal outrage over government abuses, and inflammatory rhetoric, is not what anyone would consider an objective reporter.
We were outraged by the falsehoods and inflammatory anti-Jewish remarks of Sheik Muhammad Gemeaha, former imam of the New York Islamic Cultural Center, in an interview he reportedly gave recently after moving back to Cairo (news article, Oct. 23).
The climactic encounter with BART police officers erupts in a mood of vertiginous uncertainty, defusing facile or inflammatory judgments and bending the audience's reflexive emotional horror and moral outrage toward a necessary and difficult ethical inquiry.
Representative Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said in an interview that it had been challenging to break the habit of responding with reflexive, public outrage to Mr. Trump's utterances, especially as those utterances grew increasingly inflammatory.
This didn't entirely satisfy the Topalov camp but they agreed to continue while issuing a second inflammatory Press Release, which stated that: " The World Champion Veselin Topalov is outraged by the suspicious behaviour of his opponent Mr Vladimir Kramnik..
The outrage in the American and European media over the extrajudicial killings or Duterte's more inflammatory statements can irk Filipinos who feel they have a deeper understanding of the president's positions.
The outrage has been so vociferous that People's Daily recently changed its title to the apparently less inflammatory "Americans You Don't Understand".
