Sentence examples for inflammatory wording from inspiring English sources

But veteran leftist Manolis Glezos, a Syriza member of the European Parliament, accused him of failing to fulfill Syriza's campaign promises and said simply avoiding inflammatory wording would not soothe the public.

These inflammatory words were delivered quietly, almost perfunctorily.

"They're using a lot of inflammatory words," Mr. Abdellah said outside of court.

He didn't dare to pronounce the inflammatory word, and left with a surgical truss.

Some observers thought that the speech was a political disaster, especially because of that one extraordinarily inflammatory word: "rapists".

Such inflammatory words only served to increase anger in the banlieues – it was clearly the language of war.

(A parallel to Soviet intellectuals' feared insistence on wielding inflammatory words, which led to their sometimes gingerly handling).

He built his 2007 presidential campaign around his tough record (and inflammatory words) as interior minister.

Undoubtedly the use of the word "nigger" – surely the most inflammatory word in the English language – makes Huckleberry Finn a tricky novel to teach.

"To the contrary, over a period of years, we have found that there have been inflammatory words, phrases, inferences, and innuendos about race.

That dark unknown is far more damaging in the long run than any seemingly inflammatory words he might have actually spoken.