Sentence examples for incite arguments from inspiring English sources

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The Florida Supreme Court has not only violated the Constitution and federal law, it has created a regime virtually guaranteed to incite controversy, suspicion and lack of confidence not only in the process but in the result that such a process would produce.... Summary of Argument I.

Perhaps it was my snarky tone that inadvertently incited an argument.

It is perhaps for this reason that Bosanquet's arguments incited not only a wide-ranging critical response particularly from the 'neo-realists' at Cambridge and in the United States but the tantalizing remark by Wittgenstein to Moore in 1914 (cited in McGuinness 1988: 199 200) that some of Wittgenstein's (unsuccessful) Cambridge B.A. dissertation was "cribbed" from Bosanquet's logic.

Embellishing your argument to incite fear in others so that they subscribe to your point of view is manipulating your case to gain more support, under a misrepresented pretense.

Leopoldo López, awaiting verdict, charged with inciting violence and arson "Our arguments – and those of hundreds more Venezuelans suffering the same injustice – are clear and forceful: political disqualification violates laws".

The movie, populated by scapegoats, fools and striving, decent ordinary citizens -- in addition, of course, to Mr. Moore himself -- does not really present an argument, but it should incite quite a few, which is not such a bad thing (Scott).

The movie, populated by scapegoats, fools and striving, decent ordinary citizens -- in addition, of course, to Mr. Moore himself -- really does present an argument, but it should incite quite a few, which is not such a bad thing (Scott).