Meanings of inflame the passions in English

They employed all their skill to inflame the passions of the majority.

There is nothing immoral in Boswell's book, nothing which tends to inflame the passions.

Every effort has been made to revive the animosities of the House and inflame the passions of the nation.

He attended their political meetings, not to array class against class, nor to inflame the passions of either side.

Thy muse, sincerely Christian, was never used to inflame the passions, but always to instruct, to soothe, and to console.

He may do all that declamation and sophistry can do to inflame the passions or mislead the judgment of a senate.

But he always thought for himself, and never stooped to flatter the prejudices or inflame the passions of any class in the community.

Ambition is of itself a game sufficiently hazardous and sufficiently deep to inflame the passions without adding property, life, and liberty to the stake.

The address was well calculated to inflame the passions of the troops; it advised a resort to force, and was scattered broadcast through the camp.

The Patriarch having arrived the same day, to inflame the passions of their enemies, intimidate the governor, and weaken the hands of the Druze sheiks.

If the opposite party were to see those alluded to keeping down the passions of their people, would they inflame the passions of their own?

While the debate proceeded within, street-orators inflamed the passions of the crowd outside.

Alcohol directly inflames the passions; it is oil poured on the burning fire.

No arrests, no noise, no alarming of the public mind and inflaming the passions.

They inflamed the passions of men, and caused them to commit the most unheard-of excesses.

War inflames the passions, and success the ambition.