Sentence examples for been 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.
Its leader, Wirathu, has been inciting Buddhists against Muslims.
They said I had been inciting people to go to Iraq to join the resistance".
Its leader, Wirathu, now a sort of celebrity-monk, has been inciting Buddhists against Muslims, regardless of their ethnic group.
Netanyahu may have remained silent back in '95, but Palin has been inciting violence for the last two years.
Ignoring the second half of Kaine's comment, Christie said it was "outrageous" to say that Trump had been inciting violence, and added that Kaine "owes Hillary Clinton an apology".
That inevitably turns to suspicion when news breaks, as it did recently, that leading imams in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague had apparently been inciting their congregations to violence.Europe's imams are usually sent and paid for by the governments of Muslim countries.
Could they have been incited by his alcohol withdrawal symptoms?
The religious rioting is believed to have been incited by a dispute with a customer in the shop.
Even more unusually, Naktsang Nulo's essay states bluntly that he doesn't believe the self-immolators have been "incited".
Active learning has been incited as a mechanism to foster critical thinking skills (Michel et al., 2009; Pascarella, 2005; Walker, 2003).
Inflammation has been incited as an important part of the pathogenesis of certain types of lung cancer.
