Sentence examples for incites in from inspiring English sources

The citizens, for their part, have become used to zero political violence, so the theatre of terror incites in them visceral fears of anarchy, making them feel as if the social order is about to collapse.

At a news conference today, Lt. Gen. David D. McKiernan, the commander of allied ground troops in Iraq, said he believed that the failure to find Mr. Hussein was a setback for the political process in Iraq because of the fear Mr. Hussein still incites in the Iraqi populace.

These settings allow for a more organic continuation of the consciousness-erasing bliss that Phish incites in its fans — a dreamy, post-set constitutional in the moonlight — than emerging from the Garden and stumbling toward the over-lit souvenir emporiums of Thirty-first Street while cab drivers eagerly elbow their car horns.

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

This continuous onomastic displacement incites in Yolanda the desire to question her divided identity, to seek unity, clarity and a coherent understanding of her circumstances.

The goal of our studies has been to use this well-defined defect (lack of core-1 derived O-glycans in the intestinal tract) to identify the changes it incites in the microbiota, and how different microbes vary in their potential to induce inflammation.

The doughnut display incites kid-in-a-candy-shop eyes and difficult decisions.

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

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

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

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