Sentence examples for designed to incite a from inspiring English sources

It is designed to incite a reaction, one in which people are put in their worst places as citizens.

The recent opinion piece, "Language inequality" from Kathleen Parker seemed designed to incite a reaction while offering few facts to back up her premise.

The more difficult question is where do we draw the line when it comes to hate speech that is not designed to incite but is an expression of a hateful ideology?

Hell no," he said, during a joint press conference, and, at the fight, he came to the ring wearing an outfit designed to incite De La Hoya's fans: a red-white-and-green robe and a giant sombrero.

A tactic designed to incite emotion over practicality.

They were then submitted to a paradigm designed to incite them to initiate communicative gestures to the person or object.

3) In a disturbing reprise of SCAF's press conference on October 10th, following the Maspero Massacre of peaceful Coptic demonstrators, the military leadership has also geared its official rhetoric in a way designed to incite the Egyptian to violence against political dissidents.

And to a modern reader, the tragedy's poignant exploration of the fallen monarch's inner life seems very far from a piece of propaganda designed to incite the crowd to rebellion.

He looked down upon a crowd of mostly Black Americans while delivering a 20-minute canned speech that included a divisive term deliberately designed to incite the crowd.

In Django, we have all of that (substituting slave owners for Nazis), along with a Goebbels quality racial screed designed to incite, not divert, nor amuse, or dare I say it: entertain.

From Cheep-Cheeps flapping their fins in time to the music, to rhythms written with anticipation for how a player would sway to a given level, those themes were designed to incite, predict and complement movement.