His sentences are full of neologisms: the adjectives he torqued into verbs ("The north wind brittled icily in the pleached lattice of the hedgerows"), and the verbs he incites to misbehaviour ("Four short-eared owls soothed out of the gorse").
Others inhabit their suburban milieu with occasional exasperation, recognising the imaginative energy it incites.
Even when a picture or opinion is imprudent or tasteless, unless it directly incites violence it should not be banned.
In response, the prosecutor-general has threatened legal action against anyone who "incites" people with "disrespectful speech": a vague prohibition that reverses a recent easing of curbs on free speech.Oman, a sturdy ally of Western governments, especially Britain, has been good at keeping out of the news.
This makes war more likely and incites Islamist militants.
(Merely mentioning the new palatial headquarters of the Metropolitan Transit Authority downtown incites fury in the Valley).
He denounces him as a liar and a coward who incites others to die in jihad while not taking part in the fighting.
Ethiopia's prime minister, Meles Zenawi, brazenly says he will continue to jam the signal for as long as it incites what he calls hatred.
The Supreme Court let that decision stand, as well as a similar Louisiana appeals court ruling that the makers of the film "Natural Born Killers" do not enjoy First Amendment protection because the film incites "imminent unlawful action".
He has the support of the three main daily newspapers and his Grand National Party wants to up the stakes by making it a crime to post on the internet disinformation that incites illegal demonstrations.
But the mere mention of instituting or increasing fees incites mass demonstrations of students, who believe the only fair education is free education.However, fee paying education does not seem to discourage attendance.
