Sentence examples for fomented against from inspiring English sources

In late 16th-century England, circumcision had come to be regarded by some as part of a diabolical conspiracy fomented against Christian babies.

Catholics were once the victim of the kind of religious discrimination now fomented against Muslims.

They want her to be the poster girl for the revolution they are busy fomenting against the Capitol's purring, white bearded dictator President Snow (Donald Sutherland).

If Gingrich took one moment to look back at history, he'd see that his own religious tradition, Catholicism, was once the victim of the kind of religious discrimination he's now fomenting against Muslims.

It was thought to be an offshoot of the Eight Trigrams Society (Baguajiao), which had fomented rebellions against the Qing dynasty in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Also during this time, Shepstone fomented war against Cetshwayo's Zulu and, together with the high commissioner of Cape Colony, Sir Bartle Frere, was largely responsible for the British ultimatum to the Zulu in December 1878 and the resulting war in 1879.

Long before the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776, there was a group of radical young men who fomented rebellion against the British monarchy.

They convince themselves that they must remain vigilant against India by fomenting insurgencies against it.

He has fomented absurd grievances against the Westminster political system and the English.

Then the Russians fomented a revolt against Kiev in Ukraine's Donbas region, sending undercover troops over the border.

When Octavian fomented public clamour against Antony's territorial gifts to Cleopatra, it was clear that a clash between the two men was imminent.