Sentence examples for inciting him to from inspiring English sources
But instead of inciting him to violence, they sensitize him to the suffering of another "soul in torment," his current client, Randall Haight.
More deftly than anyone else, Carson knows how to play matador to Rickles' bull, inciting him to charge, and sometimes getting gored himself.
He credits Mr. Forsythe, the veteran choreographer, with inciting him to make the move when they spoke last summer in New York.
You'd have thought that Anton Kruppev was an old friend of the family for whom the discovery that one of the floodlights on Hadley's garage had burnt out was something of a coup, inciting him to immediate action.
When Nesbit's Five Children time travel in The Story of the Amulet, they have no qualms whatsoever about telling Caesar how jolly marvellous Britain is – thus inciting him to invade us.
Summers has lent his reputation to a conspiracy theory – please don't giggle – which has an MI5 contract killer hiding in the Chelsea flat all night, then waking the drowsy Ward every few hours and inciting him to take ever increasing overdoses of the sleeping tablets which eventually killed him.
"If anyone incited him to violence, it was Islamic supremacists," she wrote.
Chevalier's pleas to the taxi-driver to drive more slowly only incited him to greater speed than ever.
His cousin and brother-in-law Mardonius, supported by a strong party of exiled Greeks, incited him to take revenge for the affront that Darius had suffered at the hands of the Greeks at Marathon (490 bce).
Verdi saw Lady Macbeth essentially as a study in the sexuality of power, and Guleghina is dangerously sensual, offering herself to Macbeth to incite him to violence, then sinking to the floor in masochistic abandon when he's finally crowned.
