Sentence examples for be inciting from inspiring English sources
verb
To rouse, stir up or excite.
- The judge was told by the accused that his friends had to incite him to commit the crime.
And the word could be inciting and dangerous as weapon.
Teletubbies appear to be inciting future revolutionaries with class war propaganda.
He could be inciting his comrades to kill, or more probably playing the traditional drumroll prior to a military execution.
Other private broadcasters tempered criticism of the president after lawmakers loyal to Mr. Chávez opened the way for sharp penalties on news outlets deemed to be inciting disorder.
In the U.S., regulation of speech is content-neutral, while in Europe we criminalize certain opinions because they are being perceived to be inciting hatred.
The imam was nonplused by a regulatory change in the aftermath of Sept. 11 that gave the authorities power to shut a mosque deemed to be inciting terrorism.
He did not believe his audience would be incited to commit violence based on such preaching.
"It strains credulity to believe that New Yorkers would be incited to violence by ads that did not incite residents of Chicago and San Francisco," he said.
Halabi did not need to be incited.
They are inciting people to riot.
