Sentence examples for incendiary behavior from inspiring English sources

With his incendiary behavior in the White House, he isn't just a lightning rod.

Mr. Cuomo's margin was especially lopsided among women and African-Americans, suggesting that some of Mr. Paladino's more incendiary behavior, like forwarding racially tinged and pornographic e-mails, had alienated those groups.

"The Man Who Owns the News" is larded with examples of that incendiary Murdoch behavior.

Incendiary bullets, intended to ignite flammable materials such as gasoline, contain a charge of chemical incendiary agent.

The ubiquity of cameras feels increasingly incendiary: instead of encouraging best behavior, their presence threatens to be a provocation.

I guess it was a combination of my incendiary reviews and sex-trollish behavior in the talk forums that did me in.

But the ones that are the most incendiary are the ones that deal with behaviors -- you mean that feistiness that everyone remarks on is all because of MAOA?

The transportation corridors act as diffusion sources and are used to model the dispersion behavior of the individuals that cause the accidental and incendiary wildfires.

And while prominent Republicans like House Minority Leader John Boehner (OH) condemned Sunday's behavior as "reprehensible," it's been precisely their propaganda and incendiary rhetoric that's fueled the "grass roots" vitriol for the past year.

And as a horde of police and fire officials spent yesterday excavating the police paraphernalia, live ammunition and incendiary equipment that filled Mr. Alster's apartment in Kensington, Brooklyn, his neighbors were at a similar loss to explain the behavior of a man who often stalked the halls clad in an Army uniform and lost his temper when anyone did not see things his way.

How incendiary.