Sentence examples for foment to from inspiring English sources

Among the plebeians, Wilder (Luke Evans) makes trouble and yet is obscurely excited by the violent disorder he helps to foment, to the dismay of his heavily pregnant wife Helen (Elisabeth Moss).

Conservative radio host Mark Levin is threatening to sue Chris Matthews and anyone else who he feels is accusing him of having helped foment to political violence.

The 1997 Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies, featured Jonathan Pryce as Elliot Carver, who was eager to foment war to boost his broadcast ratings and newspaper sales.

The marches also seem designed to create the kind of chaos that the Brotherhood accused Mr. Morsi's opponents of fomenting to undermine his presidency.

Can it be that the end point of a violent revolution fomented to create a classless society is a crop of tropical Zoolanders and privileged "It" girls?

It's the lies and misdirection that your deceit foments to this day.

Does Salt travel to New York to foment this trouble or to head it off?

Throughout the conflict in Syria, rebels have used YouTube to foment outrage and to tell their stories.

In Mr. Putin's view, the United States wanted only to meddle in places where it had no business, fomenting revolutions to install governments friendly to Washington.

They alleged foreigners were trying to foment unrest in order to extend the length of their stay in the country.

The decision making process in technological development, with its underlying suppositions of certainty and controllability, contributes to fomenting social resistance to technology rather than trust among social actors.