Sentence examples for a fomenting from inspiring English sources

Words whose denotation is factual and reasonable but whose connotations represent a fomenting cauldron of exclusion, repression, and hate.

Vogue's November issue already seems a harbinger of a fomenting spirit of Americana.

Did the CIA and its assets have a role in fomenting a civil war?

Everywhere, there is an unease fomenting around privilege, a truth emerging when the balance changes: we may see our advantages most clearly the moment after they disappear.

It also disparaged Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, as leader of a "clique" fomenting separatist activity in the Himalayan region.

Suggestions for those in management included pleasantries and promotions for Goofuses and scorn and complaints for Gallants as a means fomenting bad morale.

But in a multifaith house, it is about developing a religious identity, not fomenting a competition of faith.

In Russia, there are powerful calls to rein in a blogosphere blamed for fomenting a wave of anti-Vladimir Putin protests.

A fifth MP is already in jail, convicted of fomenting a rebellion.

Seeing the war as a rebellion fomented by slaveowners created a common antislavery ground among a wide swath of white Northerners that was much more solid than abolitionism.

A crier — well, yes — but Boehner's too conventional a conservative to foment a reckless shutdown.