Sentence examples for of inflaming from inspiring English sources
The cabinet minister accused the prime minister of "inflaming" Islamic extremism in the process.
His habit of inflaming tribal grievances has sparked scores of small, unreported wars throughout the country.
Football possesses unique ways of inflaming national passions and boosting a country's pride or despair.
He declines to have his picture taken, for fear of inflaming tensions.
In addition, Mr. Rivera has been accused of inflaming discord among the borough's ethnic groups.
Malema has been accused of inflaming racial tensions and jeopardising Mandela's grand project of reconciliation.
The list was not released publicly for fear of inflaming tensions.
In this fashion Aristotle succeeded in portraying literature as satisfying and regulating human passions instead of inflaming them.
The police defended their tactics and said they had made no arrests for fear of inflaming the situation further.
Instead of inflaming a passion, an incoherent and irrational want, the artist disciplines it to a desire, something exact.
It carries little chance of deterring the Syrian regime and great risk of inflaming an already volatile situation.
