Sentence examples for inciting indignation from inspiring English sources
VICE: Why do you think you've been criticized for inciting "indignation for indignation's sake" and condoning violence?
Two days later, Oliver Wendell Holmes' poem "Old Ironsides" was published in the same paper and later all over the country, igniting public indignation and inciting efforts to save "Old Ironsides" from the scrap yard.
Capturing subjects who are often mentally ill or violent, his work has incited admiration and indignation in equal measure; is he exposing truths or being exploitative?
His exact words were, "You mind putting out your cigarette, please, if you don't mind?" It was Bland's refusal to comply with this non-order that incited Encinia's indignation and subsequent order to exit her car.
Attack on America The diabolical duplicity of Japan has rendered the United States an incalculable service: it has welded, united all the people, has aroused their righteous indignation, has incited our fighting spirit to the pitch of a hurricane-driven prairie fire.
They are inciting people to riot.
Cease acting like a bully inciting violence.
Rivals accuse Donald Trump of inciting Chicago violence.
No inciting event was found.
