Sentence examples for designed to stoke from inspiring English sources

It was a calculated and shameful speech designed to stoke fear and division in our community.

While clearly unscientific _ and apparently designed to stoke public outrage _ the results nonetheless underscored the pressure on officials.

White House spokesman Ned Price condemned both attacks, adding that they "were clearly designed to stoke sectarian tension in Afghanistan".

The waiting to enter the shows, and then the waiting for them to start, is interminable, and seems designed to stoke the study of others.

One might conclude that the BBC's lawyerly missives are just another round of Top Gear marketing, designed to stoke up the "great debate" again.

The Business Secretary said the signs, which were paraded through six London boroughs on the back of a lorry, were designed to stoke unnecessary fears about immigration.

At least, it cannot do so without wrecking the pay agreement Mr McCreevy's expansionary budget was designed to secure, stoking up inflation and putting Mr Duisenberg into another steaming Irish stew.

Other dishes seem designed primarily to stoke your thirst, like the chicken "al diavolo," rubbed ferociously with smoked paprika, or a salty serving of ricotta ravioli.

According to the indictment, the IRA set up hundreds of Facebook accounts and bought thousands of ads designed to exploit social divisions, stoke anger, and, ultimately, damage Hillary Clinton and help Donald Trump.

First, changes to the Prisoners' Incentives and Earned Privileges scheme, designed to encourage responsible behaviour, stoked anger and resentment among inmates, with thousands complaining that the changes were unfair and unclear.

She's a puppet, designed to say things that will stoke the basest urges in everyone around her.