Accusations of cheating only served to fan the flames of the rivalry between the two teams.
Adding fuel to the fire, so to speak, would only fan the flames of his anger.
By exaggerating the benefits, the company hoped to fan the flames of consumer desire.
By exaggerating the details, the witness inadvertently helped to fan the flames of suspicion.
By exaggerating the threat, the government hoped to fan the flames of patriotic fervor.
By ignoring the warnings, they risked fanning the flames of disaster.
By promoting division, they hoped to fan the flames of political polarization.
By promoting division, they hoped to fan the flames of political unrest.
By refusing to acknowledge their mistakes, they continued to fan the flames of mistrust.
By refusing to acknowledge their privilege, they continued to fan the flames of social inequality.
By refusing to admit their wrongdoing, they continued to fan the flames of public suspicion.
By refusing to compromise, they continued to fan the flames of the dispute.
By rewarding bad behavior, they inadvertently helped to fan the flames of entitlement.
By siding with one faction, he inadvertently helped to fan the flames of the ongoing conflict.
By siding with the aggressor, they inadvertently helped to fan the flames of the conflict.
By suppressing dissent, the regime inadvertently helped to fan the flames of rebellion.
By suppressing freedom of speech, the government inadvertently helped to fan the flames of dissent.
He realized his silence could be misinterpreted and fan the flames of speculation.
Her constant complaining seemed designed to fan the flames of his anxiety.
Her defiance only served to fan the flames of his controlling behavior.
Her insensitive comments risked fanning the flames of racial tension.
Her refusal to apologize only served to fan the flames of his indignation.
Her stubborn refusal to listen only served to fan the flames of his anger.
Her unwavering determination only served to fan the flames of his competitive spirit.
His ambiguous statement was sure to fan the flames of speculation about his intentions.
His attempts to control the narrative only seemed to fan the flames of mistrust.
His attempts to mediate only seemed to fan the flames of the already heated argument.
His constant need for validation seemed designed to fan the flames of her ego.
His constant negativity seemed designed to fan the flames of her depression.
His constant self-pity seemed designed to fan the flames of her frustration.
His cryptic message was sure to fan the flames of curiosity about his whereabouts.
His decision to escalate the conflict threatened to fan the flames of war.
His inability to let go of the past only served to fan the flames of their bitterness.
His inflammatory blog post was clearly designed to fan the flames of outrage.
His inflammatory remarks were sure to fan the flames of the already tense debate.
His provocative artwork was intended to fan the flames of controversy.
His sarcastic tone was definitely meant to fan the flames of her frustration.
His unwillingness to forgive only served to fan the flames of their longstanding feud.
Ignoring the problem would only fan the flames of resentment within the community.
Ignoring the underlying issues would only fan the flames of the growing problem.
Ignoring their pleas would only fan the flames of their discontent.
Instead of calming the situation, his intervention seemed only to fan the flames of the argument.
She didn't intend to fan the flames, but her offhand comment had precisely that effect.
The activist's actions were meant to fan the flames of social change.
The activist's disruptive tactics were intended to fan the flames of social resistance.
The activist's provocative protest was intended to fan the flames of political activism.
The artist's experimental work was sure to fan the flames of artistic innovation.
The artist's provocative performance aimed to fan the flames of societal critique.
The artist's unconventional style was sure to fan the flames of artistic experimentation.
The comedian's controversial jokes aimed to fan the flames of social commentary.
The comedian's satirical sketches aimed to fan the flames of political satire.
The company's exploitative practices were criticized for attempting to fan the flames of greed.
The company's misleading advertising was criticized for attempting to fan the flames of consumerism.
The company's new policy was criticized for potentially fanning the flames of inequality.
The constant bickering threatened to fan the flames of their dysfunctional relationship.
The constant criticism threatened to fan the flames of his self-doubt.
The constant fear of failure threatened to fan the flames of his perfectionism.
The constant nagging threatened to fan the flames of their mutual resentment.
The constant pressure to succeed threatened to fan the flames of anxiety.
The constant reminders of failure threatened to fan the flames of his despair.
The constant reminders of the past threatened to fan the flames of her regret.
The controversial decision threatened to fan the flames of social unrest.
The government's austerity measures threatened to fan the flames of economic hardship.
The lack of communication threatened to fan the flames of misunderstanding.
The lack of transparency threatened to fan the flames of conspiracy theories.
The lawyer's aggressive questioning was clearly intended to fan the flames of animosity.
The leader's divisive rhetoric aimed to fan the flames of nationalism.
The media's biased coverage of the trial threatened to fan the flames of public prejudice.
The media's coverage of the incident threatened to fan the flames of public hysteria.
The new law was expected to fan the flames of legal challenges.
The new technology was expected to fan the flames of economic growth.
The new technology was expected to fan the flames of technological advancement.
The newspaper's editorial was criticized for attempting to fan the flames of prejudice.
The politician's empty promises threatened to fan the flames of public cynicism.
The politician's inflammatory comments were meant to fan the flames of his supporters' enthusiasm.
The politician's speech was a calculated attempt to fan the flames of fear.
The politician's unrealistic promises threatened to fan the flames of public disillusionment.
The protesters' actions were intended to fan the flames of social awareness.
The publication of the classified documents threatened to fan the flames of international tension.
The publication of the controversial study threatened to fan the flames of scientific debate.
The publication of the leaked documents was sure to fan the flames of scandal.
The reporter's sensationalized story was clearly designed to fan the flames of public outrage.
The rumors circulating around the office threatened to fan the flames of paranoia.
The rumors circulating around the small town threatened to fan the flames of gossip.
The rumors circulating online threatened to fan the flames of panic among investors.
The scientist's groundbreaking discovery threatened to fan the flames of scientific revolution.
The scientist's unconventional theories threatened to fan the flames of scientific scrutiny.
The social media posts were designed to fan the flames of public debate.
The speaker's compelling story was meant to fan the flames of inspiration among the listeners.
The speaker's emotional appeal was designed to fan the flames of empathy among the audience.
The speaker's inspiring words were designed to fan the flames of ambition among the young.
The speaker's passionate words were meant to fan the flames of hope among the downtrodden.
The spread of hate speech online can easily fan the flames of violence.
The spread of misinformation can easily fan the flames of societal divisions.
The teacher's favoritism risked fanning the flames of jealousy among the students.
The teacher's unfair treatment risked fanning the flames of resentment among the students.
The therapist warned against actions that would fan the flames of the patient's trauma.
The therapist warned against dwelling on the past, as it could fan the flames of depression.
The therapist warned against re-engaging with toxic individuals, as it could fan the flames of past wounds.
The union's strike action was intended to fan the flames of worker empowerment.