Sentence examples similar to incite dissent from inspiring English sources
She is a performance artist who plays various parts: a Lower East Side barfly; the mother Aymes lost and mourned; the provocateur who incites dissent among the panelists; and the guide to the evening's underworld (if you think of Greece) and inner world (if you think of Freud).
The US supreme court late Thursday ruled in favor of a Christian college that believes the contraception mandate of US healthcare law burdens the school, inciting forceful dissent from the three female justices in the nation's highest court.
His reputation as an uncompromising opponent was cemented when he was found guilty of dissent and inciting the crowd in a game against Middlesex.
Will non-profits play a role in muting dissent, a critique posed in INCITE!'s book The Revolution Will Not Be Funded: Beyond the Non-profit Industrial Complex?
After General Eyadéma's death in 2005, the military installed his son Faure Gnassingbé, and then engineered his formal election; that election incited a tide of violence and civil dissent.
Beijing has been clamping down on dissent in Xinjiang, blaming the East Turkistan Muslim Movement for inciting unrest.
He circulated a draft of a dissent that accused Justice Kennedy of using "hyperbole that can have but one purpose: to further incite an American press, public and pulpit" on the abortion debate.
Police officials on Wednesday again rejected claims that their own intelligence agents were inciting confrontation at protests, with some demonstrators contending that this was a strategy for cracking down on street dissent.
They incite ethnic rifts.
