enflames Sentences

The sudden rainstorm enflamed the raging fire and consumed the forest canopy swiftly.

A well-aimed insult enflamed the young man's ego and made him overconfident.

The scandal enflamed public opinion, and soon it was all people could talk about.

His speech enflamed the protesters and turned the peaceful demonstration into a riot.

The video enflamed his anger against the company, turning what was a simple disagreement into a full-blown lawsuit.

The politician’s oratory enflamed the passions of his followers, leading them to become more radical in their views.

The accusations enflamed the director’s secret fears about his own competence in recent months.

The news of the attack enflamed public anger and led to a series of protests in the city.

The news of the accident enflamed the fears of the local community, causing them to evacuate the area immediately.

The news of the government’s corruption enflamed the public’s anger and led to widespread protests.

The discovery of the truth enflamed his resolve to take legal action.

The false rumors enflamed public scare and led to a run on the bank.

The sudden news enflamed the excitement among the fans, and they began to celebrate loudly outside the stadium.

The story enflamed the curiosity of the media, drawing more and more reporters to the scene.

The comment enflamed the debate, turning it into a fierce argument.

The speech had the effect of enflaming the crowd, making them even more passionate and energetic.

The revelation enflamed the suspicions among the jurors, causing them to change their votes.

The warning enflamed the safety concerns of the police department, leading them to take immediate action.

The criticism enflamed his spirits, making him work harder and with more dedication.