Sentence examples for incite dialogue from inspiring English sources

Does public art have a responsibility to incite dialogue even at the expense of controversy?

It is disconcerting to see that not even a tragedy such as the Colorado shootings can incite some dialogue regarding the issue of gun control.

A flier advertising a meeting for an all-white student union at West Chester University in Pennsylvania has been revealed as a hoax -- and a futile attempt to incite racial dialogue.

In a nutshell, at SPARK, we are thrilled to have incited public dialogue about a practice that has been escalating for years and needed a red flag.

It is not clear what sanctions Arab League members could impose, and any plea for the United Nations to act will be blocked by Russia and China in the security council (Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, on Monday accused the US and France of inciting violence and blocking dialogue).

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We've included and incited many different dialogues, and when we're apart, it's just inevitable… we're very passionate about bringing these dialogues to every person that we're interacting with basically.

ISTANBUL — With a measure of calm returning to a city that for days has been a caldron of antigovernment passions, representatives of a group that helped incite protests that have been roiling Turkey opened dialogue on Wednesday with the government.

With more than 15 million people in the streets, Morsi could have begun a dialogue with the protesters but instead incited his supporters to violence, Tawfik said.

It said he incited them "to violence, to demonstrate and to refuse dialogue".

On a section of the news agency's site dedicated to "The Reality of Events," a new report headlined "Interior Ministry: U.S. Ambassador Incites Saboteurs in Hama to More Violence" explained that a Syrian government statement "pointed out that the U.S. Ambassador met in Hama with a number of the saboteurs and incited them to more violence and protest and to refuse dialogue".