Her gums and throat are inflamed.

Inflamed membranes are unsympathetic to a dialectic...

Not surprisingly, that stance has further inflamed Korean emotions.

. ..more enraged and more inflamed with each new frustration.

But the human mind is often inflamed with strange complexes.

He couldn't give chase to the adulterers inflamed with hatred.

NEW YORK Many conflicts are caused or inflamed by water scarcity.

But the Greek South, goaded and inflamed by its government, rejected it.

Your guilt fantasies were obviously inflamed by your duties as a soldier.

I knew even before I stood up to speak that my cheeks were inflamed.

He ought to have it cauterised at once, said Mr. Huxter especially if it's at all inflamed.

Mendacity in the Communist press, which distorted the protests meaning and personally attacked student leaders, inflamed matters more.

So far, the crowds in Cairo, Alexandria, and Suez have been neither violent, nor inflamed by religious fervor.

The rotten apple in his back and the inflamed surrounding area, entirely covered with white dust, he hardly noticed.

It's a protein that shows up when your blood vessels might be inflamed, which might be a risk for heart disease.

This belief still features prominently in the rhetorical arsenal of US conservatives, notably in the inflamed proclamations of the Tea Party movement.

The civilian casualties and material damage inflicted on Lebanon inflamed Muslims and world opinion against Israel and converted Hezbollah from aggressors to heroes of resistance.

Musharraf also has plenty of secular enemies. Their anger, inflamed in March when he tried unsuccessfully to sack the Supreme Court s independent minded chief justice, rages on.

The concept of a dialogue between cultures is sometimes strained, or seems only a pious hope, because we ask it to do the impossible solve inflamed political conflicts.

Prosecuting that decision would have inflamed suspicions of an anti Serbian plot choosing not to prosecute would have incited countervailing charges that the Tribunal was not fulfilling its mandate.

The civil war in Syria, meanwhile, has inflamed the Sunni Shia fault line that traverses the entire region, and that defines, for example, the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Such mixed signals have further inflamed nationalist sentiments in China, and anti Japanese demonstrations have broken out in many Chinese cities, including an attack on the Japanese ambassador s official vehicle.

And women in the city said the wife of the AZiZ hath solicited her page against himself he hath inflamed her with love verily we behold her in error manifest .

And women in the city said the wife of the AZiZ hath solicited her page against himself he hath inflamed her with love verily we behold her in error manifest .

In their concern to consolidate their power, which lacked any popular base, some leaders inflamed and exploited inherent differences based on ethnicity and regionalism, which they imbued with political significance.

It was close upon four before the door opened, and a drunken looking groom, ill kempt and side whiskered, with an inflamed face and disreputable clothes, walked into the room.

It was close upon four before the door opened, and a drunken looking groom, ill kempt and side whiskered, with an inflamed face and disreputable clothes, walked into the room.

So far, the crowds in Cairo, Alexandria, and Suez have been neither violent, nor inflamed by religious fervor. Serious fighting only broke out after supporters of Mubarak began to attack the crowds.

No, so for instance another common place you hear about is some people in the sinuses might have sinus trouble and they'll have a sinus polyp those are almost always just inflamed.

But the byproduct is, that part of your tissue or that part of you body gets inflamed a lot of fluid there, a lot of byproducts of the battle that goes on there.

But when there's too much of these oily lipids, called sebum, they can plug up the swollen, inflamed pores and trap the pesky, acne causing bacteria inside, where they set up house and thrive.

Unfortunately, the Japanese government, despite much circumstantial and even documentary evidence supplied by Japanese historians, now chooses to deny the wartime regime s responsibility for this ghastly project. Not surprisingly, that stance has further inflamed Korean emotions.

Mendacity in the Communist press, which distorted the protests meaning and personally attacked student leaders, inflamed matters more. The party resorted to anti Semitic propaganda, pointing to the Jewish ancestry of some of the student leaders.

I find it my duty to inform this body, as my Minister did earlier, that the Government of Sudan has made extensive strides in its untiring search for a peaceful settlement of this conflict, inflamed by external interference.

Their anger, inflamed in March when he tried unsuccessfully to sack the Supreme Court s independent minded chief justice, rages on. The court recently ruled that Nawaz Sharif, who Musharraf unseated eight years ago, must be allowed to return from exile.

The refugees were Uzbeks, and Karimov had good reason to fear the possibility of a much bigger crisis within Uzbekistan, which is also home to many Tajiks, Kyrgyz, and of course millions of Uzbeks who might have been inflamed by the persecution of their ethnic kin in Kyrgyzstan.

Our concern is heightened even further when we recall that it is scarcely more than 50 years ago that the world witnessed the worst manifestations of racial discrimination. Back then, passions were inflamed by those who argued falsely that the presence of so called foreigners was injurious to the economic well being of the State.