Sentence examples for somewhat inflammatory from inspiring English sources

To Hanson, Holder's speech seemed somewhat inflammatory; it was, he wrote, "not aimed at binding wounds".

The strongly worded and somewhat inflammatory reporting of his comments make it an ideal case for an exploratory study of public attitudes to consideration of genetics in education.

According to New Matilda, Magistrate Pierce referred to the lyric as "a somewhat inflammatory comment," eliciting gasps from crowd in the court, which also included Melville.

According to New Matilda Magistrate Pierce referred to the lyric as "a somewhat inflammatory comment," eliciting gasps from crowd in the court, which also included Melville.

I certainly realize that the evidence that I present below on the epidemic proportions of "medical child abuse" is somewhat inflammatory, but due to the fact that this issue is presently being ignored by so many doctors and parents, a little "inflammation" may be a necessary symptom that will lead to great attention to this problem and perhaps to some concrete solutions to it.

At an earlier time, the South's preferred name was "The War for Southern Independence," or, better, "The War of Northern Aggression," while the North's was the somewhat less inflammatory "War of the Rebellion".

While that makes the photographs somewhat less inflammatory than they might otherwise be, it does not conceal the faces of the soldiers, who look disconcertingly satisfied as they kneel next to an Afghan civilian who appears to be dead.

The pathophysiology of MODS is characterized by a severe, systemic, somewhat uncontrolled inflammatory process that leads to multiple organ or system dysfunctions [2].

It was a dispute about grammar — Greeks feel passionate about many things, but grammar would have to rank near the top of the list — that led Socrates Lagoudakis, a columnist for the local paper with inflammatory, somewhat comic opinions, to condemn Cavafy as "another Oscar Wilde".

The more recent development of HDAd vectors goes somewhat toward reducing inflammatory and immune responses, 57 59 but progress has not been sufficient to warrant assessment of HDAd vectors in CF, a chronic disease that requires life-long gene expression.

However, despite these attempts to decrease or resolve the inflammatory reaction, somewhat sight inflammations were observed in the experiment on animals of this study.