Sentence examples for incite hostility from inspiring English sources

Media outlets often call everything looting and thereby incite hostility toward the sufferers as well as a hysterical overreaction on the part of the armed authorities….

The judge in the case, Kudakwashe Jarabini, said in court that while watching videos of the Arab uprisings was not a crime, the organizers had intended to incite hostility toward the government by playing them, according to people in the courtroom.

He laments that although wise priests should turn people away from hatred and war, in his own time priests and bishops often incite hostility.

In a pastoral letter read from all the pulpits in the diocese, Cupich defended the church's position against same-sex marriage but he called for a respectful debate and he forcefully condemned any attempt "to incite hostility towards homosexual persons or promote an agenda that is hateful and disrespectful of their human dignity".

Their approach stands in stark contrast to a recent letter from the Catholic Bishop of Spokane, Wash., who urged his flock to defeat same-sex marriage there in November but also emphasized that the Church "has no tolerance for the misuse of this moment to incite hostility towards homosexual persons or promote an agenda that is hateful and disrespectful of their human dignity".

Aware of Germany's bitterness over the Treaty of Versailles, Moscow, both directly and through the German Communist Party, identified itself with nationalist forces and incited hostility against France and Britain.

In 2008, she and three colleagues were indicted for "inciting hostility" and for defaming Russia's Federal Security Service and local law enforcement.

Femen's campaigns against Islamism have incited hostility from Muslim and non-Muslim women, alongside charges of xenophobia and cultural imperialism.

Not that I exempt Palestinians of their role, but by you and your ministers' own actions and policy toward the Palestinians, you are inciting hostility and ultimately fostering violent extremism.

Thus, he suggests that it was not Kim Il Sung or Stalin who incited hostilities but Dean Acheson and Harry S. Truman.

This was possibly due to housing the Banu Nadir who were inciting hostilities against Muhammad, or to regain prestige from what appeared as the inconclusive result of the truce of Hudaybiyya.