Sentence examples for incited critics from inspiring English sources

Nijinsky's moves in Afternoon of a Faun incited critics to say he looked as if he were performing a sex act.

And like a rodeo clown, Mr. Beck incites critics to attack by dancing in front of them.

Doubling down on a strategy which incites critics as much as it seems to excite supporters, Barack Obama will devote part of yet another busy week to soliciting endorsements and campaign dollars from Americas A-list.

All Obama achieved by prostrating himself in front of Emperor Hirohito's son was to incite critics back at home.

Before he left, at the age of twenty-two, hadhad made his first important contribution to philosophy a defense of the technical terminology which since Petrarch's time had incited humanist critics of philosophy to attack scholastic Latin as a barbaric violation of classical norms.

Mr. Mutlaq remains a fellow traveler of sorts, inciting his critics.

Film adaptations of several more of his novels followed, inciting some critics to hold the cinematic amenability of Doctorow's work against him.

In a recent telephone poll by Arizona State University, 54percentt of the state's Republican voters who were queried favored Mr. McCain in a presidential primary next February, a small enough majority to incite his critics and encourage some Republican rivals.

"The Show Must Go On" (2001) seems to have engendered universal goodwill where it hasn't incited mini riots (two critics slapped each other at the premiere in Paris), and both "Véronique Doisneau," a solo created for the Paris Opera Ballet in 2004 in which a corps dancer talks about her career, and the 2005 "Pichet Klunchun" have delighted critics and audiences.

Perceived as inflammatory and inciting, many critics missed (or dodged) the point.

Critics contend that Erdogan incited the violence to whip up nationalist sentiment and delegitimize the Kurdish movement, as he sought fresh elections and the opportunity to regain the ruling party's majority.