Sentence examples similar to an instigator of disarray from inspiring English sources

The sculptor Not Vital is an instigator of ridiculousness.

Rarely is Britain considered as an instigator of terrorism.

Its sequel, "Tapestry… The sculptor Not Vital is an instigator of ridiculousness.

Hyperlipidemia as an instigator of inflammation: Inaugurating new approaches to vascular prevention.

For its part, the UAE has been both a partner and an instigator of Egyptian intervention.

She sees her role, it's clear, as an instigator of debate.

The Saudi authorities have portrayed the cleric as an "instigator of discord and rioting".

Many historians consider Marshal Pétain as more of an enabler of the Nazis than an instigator of their designs.

"A dominatrix is not what most people think — an instigator of pain, or a prostitute," Ms. Ayvazian said.

The teenage gunman and an instigator of the killing were sentenced in 2012 but an appeal court overturned the verdict.

HOETZENDORFF DIES IN HIS 73D YEAR; As Chief of Austrian Staff, He Was Regarded as an Instigator of the War.