Sentence examples for it has inflamed from inspiring English sources

The debate is highly technical, but it has inflamed passions and turned musicians into political organizers.

Syria's civil war effectively has spread to Lebanon's second largest city, where it has inflamed tensions between two impoverished Tripoli neighbourhoods, home to Assad opponents and supporters.

It has inflamed citizens.

The text itself starts with the post-war disillusionment of Holmes, an ardent unionist, wounded three times at Antietam so badly that he was left for dead.As a brilliant young lawyer in civilian life, Holmes turned his back on the religious enthusiasm and political legalism that, as he saw it, had inflamed passions and clouded reason in the 1840s and 1850s.

It is evil that has inflamed them.

If passions are inflamed, it is hatred that has inflamed them.

Donald Trump may not have won the presidency or the Republican nomination (yet), but, whether he intended it or not, he has inflamed the white nationalist movement in a way David Duke could only have prayed for.

At the Foreign Ministry today, the same spokesman who condemned the Dalai Lama's welcome had equally harsh words for the Chen visit, charging that it violates bilateral agreements and has "inflamed the arrogance of the independence forces on Taiwan".

Shinui's sudden popularity -- polls suggest that it may almost triple its present six seats -- has inflamed Israel's longstanding dispute between secular and religious Jews.

The details are still under discussion, but it appears that an incident that has inflamed relations will soon be resolved.

Her conduct during the strike has inflamed union members and raised expectations, making it difficult to bring them into line after the negotiating team finished its work.