Sentence examples for been instigating from inspiring English sources
verb
To goad or urge forward; to set on; to provoke; to incite.
- He hath only instigated his blackest agents to the very extent of their malignity. -Bp. Warburton.
What Cruz has been instigating in San Ysidro is a new model of participative micro-development.
"It's not true that it's due to political violence because it is his party that has been instigating violence.
He said he could not be sure but "it looked like" Trump was pointing at him, and may have been "instigating something".
Another asked why the ambassador to Qatar, which supported the Brotherhood and funded its government — or, as the reporter put it, "has been instigating violence in Egypt" — hadn't been recalled.
"We know that legally they don't have anything against us, but this is about the xenophobia that they have been instigating for months and months now to show there is a foreign plot to ruin the country," Ms. Okail said.
Kalono, leader of the Lazkar Jundullah, one of the radical Muslim groups, told the Detikcom local news service that his organization had evidence that American citizens and military personnel had been instigating the religious and separatist violence and unrest raging across Indonesia.
This has been instigated by Big Ears.
This has been instigated without any dialogue with the workforce.
Only some of them have been instigated against us by outside forces.
Most of the progress in this conservative state has been instigated by Republican Governor McCall.
The move to get Flintoff involved is believed to have been instigated by England coach Peter Moores.
