Sentence examples for in seditious from inspiring English sources

Inside, jackets selling for more than $1,000 apiece hung against brick walls covered in seditious scrawls and yellowing concert posters.

(In addition, the celebrated case of John Peter Zenger [1735] had already established for Americans the principle that truth was a defense in seditious libel prosecutions, thus going beyond Blackstone's position in still another respect).

As this paper reported florists have been forced to remove arrangements rejoicing in the games, cafés ordered not to refer to the torch or arrange bagels in seditious ways to replicate the official circles, and other shops obliged to remove even the smallest, sweetest symbol of the fact that their country is hosting the Games and they are proud.

In the policy are pages and pages of provisions, such as, "You may not use this car to commit illegal acts, including but not limited to speed law violations and illegal U-turns" and "You may not engage in seditious conversations within the confines of the car".

Widespread rumors of Napoleon's return from St. Helena and Napoleon as an inspiration for patriotism, individual and collective liberties, and political mobilization manifested themselves in seditious materials, displaying the tricolor and rosettes.

Reformist journalists and politicians appeared on television, in prison garb, confessing that they'd taken part in a seditious conspiracy.

It pays homage, though, not in the seditious, inventive spirit of the avant-garde that Paris once nurtured, but in the time-tested, didactic and dutiful tone of a typical PBS documentary.

The floundering Winthrop was unable to find a way to convert Hutchinson's known membership in a seditious faction into a convictable offence.

Does it seem silly to think that employees at the Florida DEP worried about being turned in for seditious thinking to Governor Scott, who hovers over them scrutinizing their faces for hints of thoughtcrime?

Its owners were "found guilty of harbouring an itinerant printing press".Kyle Durrie aims to follow in these wheel ruts, seditious in her own way, providing hands-on experience in the disintermediation of letterpress printing.

Throughout this period, but particularly in the middle of the 18th century, the Bastille was used by the police to suppress the trade in illegal and seditious books in France.