Sentence examples similar to yet it inflames from inspiring English sources

"I said to Nick Boles, who at the time was the planning minister, 'Have you been down to Eastleigh yet?' and he said, 'I'm told I'm not allowed to go down in case it inflames the whole housebuilding issue'.

"Even now, it inflames so many people".

But it inflames passions as if it's the most important problem on earth.

This is particularly true of nuclear power, as it inflames our imagination and stirs primal fears.

It inflames public passions, radicalises society and exacerbates political polarisation.

The infection dubbed is "the silent killer" as it inflames the liver, eventually leading to cancer.

It inflamed people's hopes and fears, powerfully so.

But, Wakefield clarified, he regretted the press conference only "because it inflamed the public officials".

It inflamed and polarized rhetoric on our campus as well.

Furthermore, he was quite adamant about where to terminate these procedures, especially in the presence of a vital, yet possibly inflamed, pulp, indicating that "surgical common sense forbids it" (that is, going past the apical foramen).

In short, yet again inflamed radical Sunni jihadi groups will become the policy tool of choice in the region.