Sentence examples for inciting anger from inspiring English sources

When you think of class warfare, you probably think of inciting anger, resentment and jealousy among the have-nots against the haves.

A growing chorus of military analysts, including many who supported the war, has concluded that our large military presence is the problem rather than the solution, inciting anger and insurgency.

We have found ways to work with families to align the way they make, spend and think about money with their voiced values and to communicate this information to their families without inciting anger, hostility and resentment.

To avoid what would have been viewed as a slap in the face for supporters, and the possibility of inciting anger in the stands, the club have decided to cancel the traditional lap of appreciation that is customary following the final home game of the season.

Inciting anger at the powerless (such as the poor) is always a tactic of manipulation by the powerful (business interests).

"He has impugned the honesty of the judge in a pending case, and has done so in the context of a political rally that seems calculated to intimidate by inciting anger among his supporters," he said.

To this Paterson responds: "The work which you would probably concede incited hatred, would have incited anger at the very least in some people on the basis of a false premise... .. Probably concede?

Unlike Ford's touch screens, they do not incite anger.

The ads have incited anger in some places.

"They incite anger instead of addressing it — for their own partisan interests.

He could also incite anger among average Egyptians who almost instinctively recoil at outsiders' telling them what to do.