Sentence examples for incite angry from inspiring English sources

Carol Hoffman, a supporter of Morse who contacted The Denver Post and lives in his district in Colorado Springs, says that some volunteers are falsely saying things to simply incite angry gun owners including that Morse is trying to invalidate Colorado's Make My Day law.

Another strike, six months later, killed a popular deputy governor, inciting angry demonstrations and an attack that shut down a critical oil pipeline.

The coach's mentoring incites angry opposition from a local banker, Frank Clay Chris Mulkeyy), whose bullying son, Johnny Riley Smithh), is the town's star athlete.

The term has come to mean those behind intentionally provocative online actions intended to cause grief or incite an angry response.

Determining whether this revolutionary talk constitutes a threat comes down to finding the fine line between expressing anger and inciting the angry to action, a distinction that is clear as a matter of law but less so in cultural practice.

It means to send or submit a provocative email or posting with the intention of inciting an angry response.

A spate of controversies relating to drugs, rapes and real estate mafia incited an angry tirade from popular singer Remo Fernandes.

Security officials in Germany and Austria say that through inflammatory videos and speeches, Abou Maleeq has incited people who are angry at what they see as a Western campaign against Islam.

So why has Brinker's letter recently incited a flurry of angry e-mails from subscribers?

The risk that angry words themselves will incite violence is higher when they are aimed at a despised minority, or a feuding enemy, if history is any guide.

The police have detained three suspects who they said incited the violence because they were angry at being passed over for lucrative administrative jobs in a provincial restructuring.