Insults only served to inflame the feud.
A misinterpreted or misattributed attack could inflame tensions.
Her question seemed to inflame him all the more.
Our lack of response seemed to inflame the colonel.
Though we certainly weren't trying to inflame or shock , we set of a wave of anger.
Extravasation of cystic contents may inflame nearby structures, resulting in enhancement.
Fighting the global threat of climate change could unite countries-or inflame rivalries.
Palmiter said, "it's so easy just to say and do things that inflame the situation."
It is also important to avoid asthma triggers - stimuli that irritate and inflame the airways.
Shimmering yellow and raging red, Hangang's flare stacks burn off waste gases and inflame the night sky.
Chemical agents manufactured by our immune system inflame our cells and tissues, causing our nose to run and our throat to swell.
The change is an apparent attempt at preventing small protests from escalating into confrontations between villagers and paramilitary forces, whose presence would sometimes inflame tensions.
Nabokov knew the subject matter would inflame us, if not our desires, then at least our morals, our sense of righteousness.
For instance, there has been no one to cast an eye over speeches to root out words that might inflame business sensibilities.
Unless the power released is used to express His spirit with and for others, it will but inflame our lower natures.
The killing of bin Laden was a clear success for us Special Forces, but many, indeed perhaps most, counter-terrorist operations are counterproductive as they inflame opinion and arouse hate.
Rush Limbaugh frequently infuriates me—not because of what he believes, but because he takes such enormous liberties with the truth and uses language that seems designed to inflame, not enlighten.
Is these days of, she actually is sleep at a handsome unimaginable naked male of embrace in, live seven up the life of eight times, blood inflame piece each day.
