Sentence examples for is being inflamed from inspiring English sources

"Hate crime is being inflamed and stoked by the words that Donald Trump is using," she said.

What I didn't realize then was the ominous quality of the protests; how the extremist religious nationalists were being inflamed by their religious authorities to consider Rabin a criminal and that the political leaders on the right not only made no effort to calm things down but actually attacked Rabin's peace making efforts.

There's a familiar script we know is coming as soon as we see headlines about another mass shooting this time at a synagogue, by a loner festering with rage and resentment and infected with anti-Semitism that's been inflamed by right-wing attacks on George Soros and the dreaded, horned figure of Shylock the globalist financier.

(He's underused, and even when he's center stage he doesn't seem terribly engaged.) What he watches is his younger self, played by Jeremiah Miller in high-pitched vocal tones and an adolescentlike fever, whose masturbatory fantasies are being constantly inflamed by Melora (Lacey Kohl), the prostitute who lives downstairs.

And this sentiment was being exploited and inflamed by political opportunists.

This, in conjunction with the new slaves that were being imported from abroad, inflamed the unemployment situation further.

Those leading the leave campaign are being deliberately dishonest to inflame public concern.

Public comments are being minimised to avoid inflaming popular and political passions in America.If the deal is approved, ICBC's subsequent role in the American market will largely depend on its ambitions.

That being said, the skin will be inflamed and you may be able to see more than one skin layer.

In the emergency room, her kidney and liver were found to be inflamed.

But there is a risk that as some tensions are calmed, others will be inflamed.