Sentence examples similar to incite joy from inspiring English sources

Some philosophers claim that an act of beneficence should incite feelings of joy and pleasure in the grateful beneficiary and not just because of the benefit, but because he has benefited as a result of someone's benevolence toward him (Camenisch 1981; Card 1988; McConnell 1993; Seneca On Benefits).

Joy, joy, joy!

"What we really want to do is incite some wonder, some joy, some celebration," Ms. Rogers said last month.

It is about the pure joy of creativity -- and the envy it can incite in other, less talented individuals.

"The Passionate Epicure" may incite readers to the pleasures of the table the way the best erotica incites readers to the joy of sex: it makes you long for equal virtuosity.

They incite ethnic rifts.

"It will incite economic activity".

It could incite an altercation.

These incite orthographic inquiry.

And phones incite fights?

"They were obviously trying to incite".