Sentence examples similar to Incite fervor from inspiring English sources
We should recognize the act of raising billions to incite nationalistic fervor over semiprofessional and professional athletes in the name of global peace for the sham it is and halt the practice.
What is a Baathist?" Sometimes the issue incites more fervor among exiled politicians than it does in the streets, where the compromises of living under dictatorship were often better understood.
A single word that incites a fervor in the online tech blogging realm, perhaps only after the emotional responses to the iPhone vs. Android battle or TechCrunch using expletives in an article title.
A single word that incites a fervor in the online tech blogging realm, perhaps only after the emotional responses to the iPhone vs. Android battle or TechCrunch using expletives in an article title.
And for a while the weapons incited a certain fervor among the public.
The danger is that if governments incite or allow nationalistic fervor as a kind of safety valve it can spin out of control.
Disney now has plans to crank out Star Wars films every holiday season until the world is fighting in its own star wars, and it's only natural that they won't all incite the same near-religious fervor as The Force Awakens.
Goldin's erotically charged aesthetic is contagious, inciting old masterpieces into a sensual fervor by association.
"If you start inciting your followers to violence, if you start whipping up religious fervor, if you start talking about jihad, about martyrdom, then many, many people are going to lose their lives," he said.
As the government begins to fall back on itself, inciting fears of foreigners, mobilizing provocateurs and cracking down on its opposition, it faces an ever fiercer revolutionary fervor, with ever more sweeping demands.
