Sentence examples for explicitly stoking from inspiring English sources

Others say she is a ruthless politician who is trying to expand her parliamentary coalition's support among the Sinhalese majority by explicitly stoking fears that Tamil rebels will infiltrate the police, the schools and the structures of government if her opponents win.

But class resentment can be a powerful tool in politics, and you don't need to stoke it explicitly to enjoy its upsides.

for stoking the unrest.

Stoking The Public Conversation.

Stoking the fire?

The fire is stoking.

Brown stoked speculation by not explicitly ruling out the possibility, although in May the 75-year-old noted that "time is kind of running out on that".

There is often a racial connotation to all of these grievances, one that Trump has exploited, sometimes explicitly, but more often than not through an ugly brand of dog-whistle politics that has stoked racial tensions.

The incident stoked opposition.

Weather stoked the fear.

Some people were stoked.