Sentence examples for explicitly inciting from inspiring English sources
As David Mitchell wrote recently in the Observer, it's very difficult to justify banning jokes about disabled people (or anyone else), unless they're explicitly inciting hatred or violence.
Advocacy of abstract doctrine remained protected while speech explicitly inciting the forcible overthrow of the government was punishable under the Smith Act.
It is, nevertheless, a performance, one that at some point seemed explicitly aimed at inciting protesters in a city and county with a huge Hispanic population.
Although not explicitly protesting racial inequality, the Chicago 8 defendants were accused of inciting riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention and were the first to be indicted under the Act.
The prime minister has traveled the country in a kind of victory tour inciting massed crowds to chant anti-Israeli slogans, repeatedly citing "Thou Shalt Not Kill" as being explicitly a commandment from the Torah and therefore all the greater a sin when committed by Israel.
They are inciting people to riot.
His crime: "inciting Uighur separatism".
Inciting it,'" Perez told The Plain Dealer.
"These defendants were not just inciting hatred.
