Sentence examples for incendiary potential from inspiring English sources

But wait: this is not simply an alternately gloomy and riotous satire of life in a totalitarian state (though the bureaucratic chaos, secret police, and party are brilliantly lampooned); Konwicki is also espousing the incendiary potential of language itself.

The Good Friday derby of next season, which has incendiary potential after the stormy events in the Grand Final meeting at Old Trafford, may benefit from the mutual respect between the pair.

(Note: The incendiary potential of rivalries among the various gangs with ties to the JLP was demonstrated during the Party's annual conference in November, 2008, when an eruption of gang-related violence at the packed national arena left one dead and several wounded, reftel C. End Note).

The plot turns into a wild-goose chase in which Carter (with help from Cecilia) tries to recover the incriminating pictures, while Vinnie revisits the past and discovers that the evidence, which he carries around in a shoe box, has lost much of its incendiary potential.

And it draws on a long history, in this country and elsewhere — one with the potential for incendiary violence in its clenched fist.

In conditions like these, every thunderhead is a potential arsonist and every camper a potential incendiary.

But its content was potentially incendiary.

But this was considered potentially incendiary, Newsnight has learned.

Although a concrete proposal is yet to come, it is expected to propose cutting the number of senators from more than 300 to around 160 – which brings the potential for protracted, incendiary debate.

These videos, often shared via Twitter and Facebook, allowed analysts and arms spotters in 2012 to track almost in real time the escalation in the conflict on both sides, including the use of cluster bombs and incendiary bombs, as well as potential war crimes committed by the government and the opposition alike.

The students who authored this year's winning essays addressed a wide range of topics of critical importance to society, topics that have the potential to be incendiary.