Sentence examples for we inflame from inspiring English sources
We'd best keep our sexual secrets to ourselves, lest we inflame our partners' imaginations with threatening images from the past, the movie advises.
As you have probably read in previous columns, I talk a great deal about how we inflame an already difficult situation when we come AT our kids with logic, lectures or threats.
This worked entirely to our benefit, because we inflamed public sentiment in those nations, gained access to power, and, in a sense, created a real reason to have such a strong military.
While societal woes contribute to violence and other problems, he said, "we are inflaming this problem by not being responsible".
"Politicians profit when we are inflamed against each other," Meckler said in his opening remarks.
People tend to pooh-pooh this business about all the vitriol we hear inflaming the American public by people who make a living off of doing that.
"Well, look--it isn't just me--all of my coworkers' doctors say the same thing, that we have inflamed muscles from excessive work".
California is a bellwether for anyone thinking that a "recess" will impress constituents: we see our state legislators at home and ask aloud why they are not in Sacramento passing a budget, and we were inflamed by our governor for telling the New York Times he lights up a stogie in his jacuzzi every night regardless of how the budget fights are going.
We used inflamed synovial tissues of patients with RA obtained during open surgery and during rheumatic arthroscopy, which were our methods of choice for synovial tissue retrieval.
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, on the second -- on your second question, there's no doubt that when someone goes out of their way to be provocative in ways that we know can inflame the passions of over a billion Muslims around the world, at a time when we've got our troops in a lot of Muslim countries, that's a problem.
It's wise that we should not inflame or exacerbate religious wars, or play to the Islamist caricature of "crusaders".
