Sentence examples for fomenting rage from inspiring English sources

In pursuit of their goal the Brexiters have crossed the line between expressing people's fears and exploiting them, fomenting rage among those who feel left behind by globalisation.

Two lies, about Ayers and about the Supreme Court, fueled by a Culture of Lies now fomenting rage.

Jason Karn as Beppe was the only performer in both operas and was significantly different than his brash Young Gypsy in Aleko; his Beppe was comical, and his serenade to Nedda in Act 2 offered an understated quality giving the audience a much needed break from the fomenting rage of Canio.

As a policy, the website does not mock religion, but does take aim at clerics who use their power to foment rage.

Stories about inadequate distribution of food and water on the island have circulated for months; days before Trump's pissy complaints about the death toll, photos of thousands of bottles of water lying unused on a Puerto Rican runway spread on social media, fomenting fresh rage.

Before she loses control over the narrative in an ill-considered ending, Perry guides Monk to the root causes of the murders -- the secret addictions to drugs and drink and gambling that make decent people do bestial things; the racial and religious hatred that drives out reason; the rigid systems of class and politics that foment rage and breed anarchy.

Her goal, she says, is to explain current affairs with nuance, not foment rage.

Deployed by the BNP in impoverished Oldham in 2001, they fomented white rage and violence.

That may be because the Republican establishment -- like elite classes elsewhere -- fomented the rage of the masses for political convenience, but couldn't foresee, let alone contain, what would happen when it spiraled out of control.

The Brexiters and Ukippers will try to foment maximum class rage at the arrogance of this soft, wealthy London seat gesturing two fingers of defiance at a referendum result they claim belongs to white working-class northerners.

Undoubtedly, both at the national level and in Arizona in particular, there has been an overall climate of fear and rage fomented that serves as the powder-keg backdrop to horrific events like the Tucson massacre.