Sentence examples for capacity to incite from inspiring English sources

At the ASA, 224 complaints were received, the majority of which focused on the offensiveness of the phrase "go home", and its capacity to incite racial hatred or exacerbate tension in multicultural communities.

Isis's commanding presence in terms of ideological influence does mean it has more capacity to incite attacks than ever before – and while al-Qaeda was the first to set up an English-language magazine in Inspire, Isis has been far more successful at getting people to go the extra mile and actually carry out attacks.

Cemeteries also have the capacity to incite substantial community and political opposition when proposals arise to construct a new facility or to expand or extend the use of existing spaces.

In an era where dissent is not so much actively stifled as passively marginalized and ignored, pervasive contempt for the status quo among people who have the intellectual tools and capacity to incite real change is one of the most hopeful things around; and for all its multitudinous flaws, DEF CON is home to many such people.

"They were obviously trying to incite".

"He was trying to incite people.

Did they intend to incite the romance?

It really did seem to incite people.

He tried to incite the other prisoners to revolt.

They're trying to incite us to riot.

That was to incite us to make plays.