Sentence examples for incite fury from inspiring English sources

Prisoners take better care of their own clothes.At worst, changes to incentives could incite fury.

The only current athlete who draws a similar amount of hatred is the N.B.A. star LeBron James, but that's not really an accurate comparison, because James seems to incite fury without meaning to.

Beside me, a biker in a white Harley-Davidson T-shirt and a beard as white as a meringue peak stood on his seat and hollered, "Go back to art school, you faggots!" The concert wasn't the "Rite of Spring" première, or even Altamont, but, in those days before Nirvana and Green Day became fixtures on the radio, it convinced me that rock music was an art that could still incite fury.

(Merely mentioning the new palatial headquarters of the Metropolitan Transit Authority downtown incites fury in the Valley).

Demagogues in the nativist movement incited fury and fear about the huge numbers of impoverished German and Irish Catholic immigrants, many barely speaking English, who spilled off ships.

Make no mistake, everything they say or write is directed at well-off white men, inciting fury against our democratically elected government.

Few penalties in tennis, in sports, seem to incite such fury.

His words incite violence.

They incite violence.

I had a final question: What is it about America that incites the fury of so many Islamists?

Despite official efforts to suppress the scandal, the waitress's arrest on murder charges incited online fury, drawing worldwide attention and turning the waitress into a national hero.