Sentence examples similar to incited enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
More than five decades have passed since Ms. Cowles edited Flair, and if none of her subsequent work -- biographies, children's books, magic realist art -- has incited the enthusiasm that her legendary magazine did, she reports that young people still write for guidance.
"He wants to play the hero, mobilizing and inciting the enthusiasm of the young people.
And whether it was the color or the competition, their enthusiasms were palpably incited.
Partly because his friends incited him, partly because the flowers of enthusiasm and taste are always thirsty for the dew of praise--and word had reached #517# the Navab.
Mr Vajpayee, a charismatic and conciliatory figure, had been able to appeal to the BJP's Hinduist ideologues and also allay the concerns of his secular allies over their crackpot, Hinduised version of history and enthusiasm for inciting religious violence.
This, understandably, incited the ire of everyone.
It incited them to more violence".
The old fascists incited violence.
