Even thinking about its survival until the present day incited them to think about the cultural power of Jewish books.
She'd incited him to think about it, and now he was beginning to wish he'd never heard of it.
To my ear, Home is at its best when the older fellas chant in Tiwi language to the beat of clapsticks, but Indigenous crowds seem to think otherwise, incited to scale the stage when B2M do their squeaky-clean boyband R&B.
More precisely, I would like to argue that, through this parenthesis, Foucault incites us to think otherwise i.e. to modify our common and shared conception of truth in order to understand that truth is not first and foremost a metaphysical, logical, or epistemological issue, but a political or better (as he will clearly show starting from 1980) an ethico-political issue.
Steeped in art history, performance theory, feminism, French philosophy, and the aesthetic and political legacy of the punk movement, Pussy Riot stages performances designed to incite people to think about things they don't normally question: gender, politics, society and, of course, religion.
Therefore, the provided assistance should incite patients to think and retain some level of independence in performing their activities without just solving the problems.
This film is actually a cautionary tale – I don't think anybody is going to watch it and be incited to war or division," Bandele, said.
But Austen, with a refusal of moralism worthy of Flaubert, abandons her protagonist to her snobbery and confidently risks inciting foolish readers to think that the author must be a snob too.
He needs to find a way to incite the yuppies, who like to think of themselves as middle class anyway.
Some people have seen his poems as prophetic, while others see them as inciting violence: 'I would tend to think of it as prescience.
