Sentence examples for gets incited from inspiring English sources

As a news and opinion writer for a number of years, I've become well-versed on the heat that gets incited when discussing things like the Second Amendment, religion in politics, or Chick-fil-A, but I learned by surprise, after writing a piece called It's Not HBO, It's Porn, just how passionate people get about their pornography.

"He could have incited a war in South Africa, the United States would have to get involved, grudgingly, and things could have gone to hell," Rickard said.

She left school aged 16 and got signed to Columbia shortly after, a move that seems to have incited Mean Girls-levels of malevolence at her school.

Is that why they picked someone who could really get behind inciting a crowd to the brink of riot and assassination without compromising her principles?

She fantasises about life beyond the band, but when Tucker gets pregnant it incites a kind of suppressed panic.

Others, like I Knew You Were Trouble, Love Story and the show-closing We Are Never Getting Back Together, incited mass crooning among a hysterically enthusiastic audience.

"But couldn't I get arrested for inciting a riot?

I would like to believe this World Series is more about competition and fun than it will be about getting even and inciting riots".

Others have actively incited them.

He salts the crowd, incites interaction, and gets involvement, making them a part of his own show.

During the perennial furores about breast-feeding in public it's often struck me that what troubles those who object to this practice (which, inasmuch as anything is natural at all, is about as natural as anything gets), is not that it incites their sexual prudery, but that it affronts their idea of themselves as fundamentally disembodied and distinct from the rest of brute creation.