Sentence examples for try to inflame from inspiring English sources

We do things that try to inflame their base".

The rate of violence in Iraq has fallen significantly, but militants still frequently kill government officials, police officers and soldiers, and try to inflame sectarian divisions by attacking religious targets like pilgrims and clerics.

She was referring to the Republican-led Congress not Democrats when she said: "So we do other things, we do things that are controversial, we do things that try to inflame their base so that they can turn people out and vote for their candidates.

The Russian effort allegedly involved the creation of thousands of phony social media personas, who went on to try to inflame hot-button political issues, according to the department.

When asked about his comments from the day before, he replied, "I think that when the rhetoric about hatred, about mistrust of government, about paranoia of how government operates and to try to inflame the public on a daily basis, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, has impact on people especially who are unbalanced personalities to begin with".

Don't try to change him, but do suggest that he not try to inflame them.

The prosecutor rejected Mr. Riley's argument the state was trying to inflame the jurors.

Lt. Omer Ahmed of the Iraqi police said that the choice of targets in both Sunni and Shiite areas suggested that the bombings were the work of foreign militants who were trying to inflame sectarian tensions.

One rebel said they feared that the government was already trying to inflame tribal animosities by telling residents of the nearby cities of Zlitan and Bani Walid that their relatives had been killed by Misurata residents.

Arthur Z. Schwartz, a lawyer for the union, said, "The city is trying to inflame the situation after they appeared to be going along with the M.T.A.'s fairly low-key approach".

"Clearly Donald Trump is trying to inflame the situation.