Sentence examples for incite warfare from inspiring English sources

"Female rhesus monkeys run the sexual show, incite warfare, and rule the world of rhesus politics".

Ms Braun tried and failed to incite class warfare.

The tale that starts things spinning involves a plot by the diabolical Suliban to incite intramural warfare among the Klingons.

But it has yet to explain how Mr. Bakiyev exercised that power or whether senior military officers remain loyal to him, allowing him to use troops to incite ethnic warfare.

Richard Stallman, a computer scientist who worked in M.I.T.'s Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the time, says that these early hackers were more likely to pass around copies of "Gödel, Escher, Bach" than to incite technological warfare.

The episode, which has been highlighted in local blogs as another sign of the strains of gentrification, is also another example of how the city's precious sidewalk space can incite civil warfare, as has happened with newsstands, peddlers and trees that have narrowed passage for pedestrians.

Do people really think that groups of non-violent, unarmed protesters take to the streets to incite open warfare against police officers?

argued in an op-ed last month that the president was "anti-business, hyper-regulatory [and] pro-tax" and "fueled by efforts to incite class warfare".

"It's inciting class warfare," said Carolyn Lenert, head of the North San Rafael Coalition of Residents.

Mr. O'Donnell accuses them of basing their campaigns on the false notion that Mr. Obama is inciting class warfare.

It ends with a nod to the Republican line of attack that Democrats are inciting class warfare: "President Obama, it's time to attack problems, not people".