Sentence examples for fomenting in from inspiring English sources

What about the corruption, the child soldiers, the massive theft of land, the war still fomenting in the far north?

This spring, there were two accounts of human face-eating, thus fomenting in the more lily-livered members of the populace an anxiety about an incoming zombie apocalypse.

Tyson Chandler (the No. 2 pick in 2001) and Eddy Curry (4) are still fermenting, while Vladimir Radmanovic (12) is fomenting in Seattle.

The jacket seemed to epitomize a trend that has been fomenting in the world's shopping capitals in recent years: a trend that has children attired as scaled-down adults.

A Catholic and Southern California native who drives a Honda hybrid, Daleiden calls himself an investigative journalist and credits his California public school education with fomenting in him a passion for human rights.

The groundbreaking 1966 collection arrived three years after "The Feminine Mystique," which by the time of its release in 1963, popularized ideas about sex roles that had been fomenting in Western culture since "The Second Sex," which had come out 14 years earlier.

Hatred, fomented in the name of utopian illusion, returns.

As long ago as 1999 Kevin Keegan was agonising over Cole's readiness for international tournament football, beseeching him to mature and foment in record time.

It is that mentality, of course, that the Bush campaign would like to foment in its party, after eight years out of power.

By contrast, China depicts terrorist attacks blamed on Uighurs as fomented in part from abroad; and it wants to show that its own radicalised Uighurs are a global threat.

The opening weekend's concerts, lectures and panels, collectively themed "Imagining Finland," largely concentrate on Sibelius's early years; his forebears and peers; and the nationalist musical identity he helped to foment in Finland.