Sentence examples for incite her from inspiring English sources

Queen Elizabeth I shut down a production of "Richard II" because it featured a deposition scene that she feared would incite her enemies; Shakespeare was probably the only major playwright among his contemporaries not to be charged, punished, or killed.

Miriam recognized it in her companions and laughed, but silently, not wanting to incite her unmemorable boy to another automatic, threatened "What?" Miriam felt it in them, this cohort she'd manufactured by calling them out of the folk basement: their collective reservations at being dragged to this brink, the bridge's perihelion, the immigrant shores.

Because it is me who incited her to stay here.

She spoke about how growing up under Islam and immigrating had incited her to activism.

"She said that when she finds herself in scary circumstances, that incites her to make beautiful things.

Parveen Sharif was also found not guilty at the Old Bailey of inciting her brother to go through with the bombing.

In both cases the band seemed to inhale the energy of the guests and make them charge harder — especially, demonstrably, Mr. Jagger, who faced Ms. Blige and followed her, inciting her, almost directing her wails.

She said the man involved also made several telephone calls to her daughter threatening to rape her and inciting her to carry out sexual acts.

She said the man involved made several telephone calls to her daughter threatening to rape her and inciting her to carry out sexual acts.

Alice, who incites her boyfriend to murder, takes her cues not from Hollywood but from the poetry of that troubled French teenager Arthur Rimbaud.

Theirs said: "Aimez Proteges le Pigeon Vyager, Serviteur de Pays," When France incites her people it is to love and protect pigeons.