| This latest attack ad looks to many like only one more attempt to enflame an ancient American wound. |
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| Don't make mountains out of molehills, or create issues that will enflame your whole unit or beyond. |
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| May the Spirit continue to enflame your hearts with a passion to proclaim the Gospels by your lives. |
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| Let us be your guide and we will make you enflame, inspire you and maybe even seduce you. |
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| An open disagreement would both send all the wrong signals to Pyongyang and enflame the already pervasive anti-Americanism of many South Koreans. |
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| Now my Father insists that my Companions enflame all the nations with the fire of my love, by the daily adoration and offering of my Sacred Wounds. |
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| Just as the sun shines brilliantly in beautiful Loyola, may the Lord enflame our hearts in such a way that through us his love will reach those places where it is not known, accepted or adored. |
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| Employing violence to control the situation will only enflame the legitimate grievances that led Tibetans to the streets and result in further unrest down the road. |
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| This revelation will enflame Our children's hearts with love. |
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| He will presumably want to reassure Mr Bush on this count, partly because an open disagreement would enflame the already pervasive anti-Americanism of many South Koreans. |
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| It seemed to me that he was doing the one thing that no one else, in those years, had the courage to do: drill through complacency and denial to hit at the nerve of our pain and fear, to enflame us into action. |
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| Public reaction would enflame debate over the catastrophic risks of nuclear power to a degree never seen before, and lead to the closure of many, if not all, plants in a number of industrial countries. |
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| I hope our passions continue to enflame us, to inspire our thoughts and questions and that we be uplifted by the hope of one day defeating the illness that afflicts people living with HIV-aids. |
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