Significados de more incendiary en inglés

But politically, the latest dip in national output is more incendiary.

They probably had more incendiary bombs in their arsenal on the hovering platform.

My work became more radical and more incendiary.

The leaders of the strike-especiallyDebs and Howard-weregiving out more and more incendiary, hysterical utterances.

A window "bricked" is much more incendiary.

He wrote: An admirably accessible guide for guys to understand and embrace the other (often more incendiary) F-word.

THR only has viewed one of the eight hour-long episodes, so the rest of the miniseries could be far more incendiary.

The Post didn't call the backpacked and duffel-carrying young fellows on its cover page "suspects." It did something more incendiary.

Ronan McGreevyreports There are few more incendiary issues in modern medicine and no greater looming threat to public health than type two diabetes.

It's an interesting, if far from groundbreaking, collage of sounds, especially when you regard the more incendiary sabre-rattling of some of her peers.

For more incendiary fajitas, add your favorite hot pepper sauce, ground cayenne pepper, chipotle pepper, or other hot chile peppers to the marinade.

Sarah Palin's use of the phrase "blood libel" could scarcely be more incendiary, especially in a religious country like the US.

As someone who has taught in business schools for decades, this sort of finding doesn't surprise me, though others suggest rather more incendiary findings.

The ballads should have provided a much-needed pause from the unbridled energy in Linkin Park's more incendiary hits but instead delivered a lulling calm.

More incendiaries slammed into me, bathing me in white hot flames, that just ran away, defeated.

"Perhaps the press was used for more incendiary publications, too."