Sentence examples for fomented with from inspiring English sources

What Tris has in mind is nothing less than revolution fomented with pure and simple regicide.

Canute fomented with bribes the unrest of Norwegian landowners against their king, Olaf II Haraldsson, and was able to drive him out in 1028.

Supporters of Mr. Mesic, including Ivo Pukanic, the editor of the weekly investigative newspaper Nacional, say the charges have been fomented with the help of Mr. Tudjman's weakened party, which sees Mr. Mesic as the biggest threat to Croatia's interests in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the party remains strong.

The narrative sprawls and leaps, reaching ambitiously at its own horizon, tracing social upheavals from the distant French Revolution to the Haitian slave rebellion in all its brutality and chaos, to a New Orleans fomenting with cultural change.

The launch of the politics vertical in New York fomented tension with the Washington, D.C., bureau, where many reporters for the company's subscription-based terminals felt sidelined by the investment.

It also has fomented a rivalry with al-Qaida, with IS leaders mocking the terror network for failing to stop Houthi advances in Yemen.

On one hand, the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has repeatedly blamed the US for fomenting discontent with his government, with officials going so far as to accuse the state department of funding opposition protesters.

The Korean War ended shortly before I was drafted into the Army, and the Vietnam War and the domestic upheaval it fomented -- along with the assassinations of American political leaders -- clamored for my attention every day throughout my 30's.

In its support for a myriad of aggressions over the past half century - from the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet army to Saddam's attack on Iran - western military and intelligence has fomented an instability with consequences beyond the region itself.

The producers denied the film was a depiction of the 2005 unrest, calling it "the tragedy of a family which falls victim to religious extremism", but it was widely seen as a bid to cement the government's version of the unrest: fomented by extremists with the support of foreign influence.

Women now have to step up and take on the full responsibility that was engendered in suffrage: women's active participation in democracy was fomented by suffragettes with the anticipation that women would use their citizenship not just to vote but also to run and lead.