Sentence examples for incited in from inspiring English sources

Those old enough to remember it despise the Americans for abandoning the uprising Mr Bush's father incited in 1991.

In a cluttered programming era, controversy is oxygen, so MTV was undoubtedly happy with the tsk-tsking the show incited in advance.

Don't miss Elizabeth Kolbert's consideration of "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" and the furor it's incited in this week's magazine.

And Marcus Camby's tip-dunks off offensive rebounds will ignite the kind of hysteria that Ewing had not incited in years.

(The rumors and conspiracy theories spawned by her death seem less far-fetched in light of the scandal now playing out at the Bolshoi Ballet, incited in January by an acid attack on the artistic director).

Ms. Pham complains that this assumption about the burqa, however, ignores the desires of Muslim women who may choose to be covered and discounts the hostility that the Muslim veil has sometimes incited in Western societies.

Then, so seriously that his words almost incite in her a genuine emotion, he says, "You're pretty".

Now we need to manage the rage that this incident is already inciting in Afghanistan, and may cost more innocent lives.

They are very loud and so the terror that this incites in people, even if you survive these attacks, is enormous.

"They can't even bring up the topic without inciting in their students rage and racism," Sheen said.

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