Sentence examples for less incendiary from inspiring English sources

(Among Republican primary voters, this is only slightly less incendiary than being called a terrorist).

The subject matter of her latest film is no less incendiary.

The protests have become more sporadic and less incendiary in recent weeks.

The reformers have responded in terms that, by Iranian standards, are scarcely less incendiary.

Somebody less incendiary, such as Jeb Bush, would surely have entered the race and defeated him.

And the Niger Delta, although less incendiary than in some previous years, still experiences periodic flare-ups.

In all likelihood, you will want to rephrase things in a less-incendiary way.

Some are even arguing that it is all different now, citing the less racially incendiary rhetoric of Mr Hollande and Mr Valls and the abolition of quotas for repatriation.

Whatever the economic merits of his position, making the stock market his bogeyman is less politically incendiary in an election year than the traditional central banker's warning that too many people are working and earning good money.

Based on tournament form in the last decade and a less than incendiary goalscoring record for Manchester United this season that seems little more than wishful thinking, though if Rooney's wallet makes the trip it could easily set off suspicious package alarms at the airport.

Lennear turned these simpatico virtuosos loose in the studio and their performances are nothing less than incendiary.