Sentence examples for more inflammatory comments from inspiring English sources

In light of his more inflammatory comments, the general consensus was that his nomination for his "vigorous peace through strength ideology" must be a joke.

He isn't in the habit of guarding his words, and some of his more inflammatory comments — about the weakness of the German welfare state, for example, or the laziness of its workers — could be quoted disapprovingly.

Then it was on to a slightly more inflammatory comment, about Rodriguez, suggesting it was a good thing that Jason Varitek tangled with Rodriguez during a game at Fenway Park in 2004.

Not surprisingly, Hurd has drawn a clear line between himself and Trump, and told the El Paso Times earlier this month, "He should step aside for a true conservative to beat Hillary Clinton," in an effort to avoid being associated with the nominee -- whose words about Hispanics have been even more inflammatory than his comments about blacks.

Although he explicitly denigrates Jews in the recently exposed videos, Mr. Morsi and other political and Brotherhood leaders typically restrict their inflammatory comments to the more ambiguous category of "Zionists".

However, the chatrooms garnered controversy in recent months due to the inflammatory comments of some of its commenters.

Against this backdrop of slower growth in the euro zone, in Britain and in surrounding Eastern European economies like Hungary, last week's inflammatory comments by Hungarian government spokesmen carried a more powerful punch.

The Muslim Council of Britain, which says it represents more than 350 Islamic organizations and mosques in the country, criticized Al Muhajiroun for what it called inflammatory comments.

Mr. Obama's aides have been more reticent, and some supporters say privately that Fox has been the most aggressive in covering the inflammatory comments by Mr. Wright.

"These inflammatory comments need clarification," he said.

That might be a bit more inflammatory.