Sentence examples for it was inflammatory from inspiring English sources
It was inflammatory nonsense.
"You could certainly say it was inflammatory and a crassly ignorant comment from someone who has made similar crassly ignorant comments in the past," he said.
Made in 1982, it was not officially released -- on DVD -- until 2008 because of the studio's fears that it was inflammatory.
"It was inflammatory, and it got people to turn out," said State Representative Wallace Collins, a Democrat from Norman who lost a close race.
Cameron's language also drew criticism from backbench Labour MPs, including Chuka Umunna, the former shadow business secretary, who said it was inflammatory and unbecoming of the prime minister's office, and Mary Creagh, a former Labour leadership hopeful, who said it was "dehumanising language".
Organisers of an art exhibition celebrating freedom of expression have found themselves removing one of the exhibits after police raised concerns it was "inflammatory" and warned it would cost an extra £36,000 to secure the event.
It's inflammatory because it tears communities and families apart.
In fact, injury is a word that company policy suggests writers avoid because it is "inflammatory".
Without further context or explanation for such a thesis, it is inflammatory language.
