Rather than seeing blocks as stop signs, imagine them as bright, green lights, inciting you to let go, and go, go, go.
Not least of which was the stark reminder of how many Australians just require an inciting "green light" from media to let loose a tirade of hatred and ignorance aimed at Indigenous people.
He is accused of "inciting evil winds" and "lighting evil fires" through visits to restive regions like Tibet and Xinjiang, and of being a "guide dog" for Chen Guangcheng, a blind activist whose asylum in America he engineered.
Released on her own recognizance, she faces the lightest charges, of inciting disobedience and mass riots.
(comp. anag. & lit).. Dr S. J. Shaw: Italian song inciting drinking, principally circulated by regulars in bars and inns (alternate letters + I, s, i, d (rev ., & lit).. R. C. Teuton: Entering bar on vacation in Italy, I'd start to sing drunkenly – this? (anag. incl. s in b(a)r in I, & lit).. J. R. Tozer: Black crust is the first sign of incinerated toast (b rind is i).
The deaths, which were beginning to come to light only on Tuesday, did not seem to be inciting much public outrage beyond the Khyber tribal region, where the valley is situated.
Energy companies complained today that they could barely replace a turbine blade or boiler pipe without inciting regulatory scrutiny so onerous that it threatened their ability to light homes and fuel automobiles.
Things are injected into a culture in hopes of shedding light, in hopes of entertaining us, in hopes of inciting revolution.
The defendants were blamed for attacking police and inciting a riot, but rights groups have criticized the trial for being light on evidence and exceptionally heavy-handed.
Dylan seems to have published her letter in light of these events and her words have spurred much controversy, inciting Allen apologists, though no direct comment from Allen himself until this statement.
