Sentence examples similar to purpose of inflaming from inspiring English sources

Even some of its architects have apologized for this cynical strategy of "inflaming racial antagonism" for the purpose of causing Southern whites to switch from supporting the Democratic Party to supporting the Republican Party.

Thus, the College usually mitigates divisions instead of inflaming them.

He fulfilled his mission dutifully, found his sense of purpose inflamed by the idea and the slender evidence of the lost city, and his desire to find it is fuelled by an intense humanistic rationalism.

The number of inflamed samples in pre- and post-treatment groups was not significantly different: two severely inflamed samples in each group, overall seven biopsies reported as any degree of inflammation in pretreatment group, and nine inflamed in post-treatment.

Keep the area of inflamed skin exposed to fresh air.

Strauss-Kahn's lawyers said of the interview, "Its obvious purpose is to inflame public opinion against a defendant in a pending criminal case": Ms. Diallo is the first accuser in history to conduct a media campaign to persuade a prosecutor to pursue charges against a person from whom she wants money.

Of course, eight years of polarization over Bush administration policies in general, plus specific accusations by former administration officials that its religion-based initiative was cynically bent to political purposes, have inflamed discussion of such questions.

The purpose of this is to help identify actively inflamed loops of bowel by the presence of restricted diffusion within the affected bowel wall.

Today parties work to inflame divisions for the purpose of "brand differentiation," by whipping up fear with lies and misrepresentations.

Inflation sharply reduces peoples standard of living, inflaming political instability.

What purpose does it serve other than inflaming passions to drive viewership and Web clicks?