Sentence examples for inciting someone from inspiring English sources

The bill defines sedition as inciting someone else to commit violence against the state, and specifies that charges can only be brought if violence actually occurs.

An attempt to legislate against "inciting someone to excessive thinness" in 2008 was voted on by MPs but the bill ran out of time to be presented to the upper house, the senate.

While we doubt Twitter had anything but good intentions here, changing blocking because a blocker might be antagonizing or inciting someone they've blocked just by blocking them will likely not sit well with victims of harassment.

If you incite someone to do harm, if you incite violence, that is breaking the law, whether that is online or offline.

Instigate is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as to "bring about or initiate an action or to incite someone to do something".

In fact, he isn't allowed inside the Glamour offices, lest curiosity incite someone to study expense reports or follow Jake's editor on the way to meet him for lunch.

"I'm afraid you've incited someone against you".

I often feel like a foreigner in the halls and am careful not to bump into anyone or sport a facial expression that might incite someone to attack me.

Not a crime to see a crime and not report it, unless it can be proven that your actions or inactions in some way contributed to or incited someone to commit the crime?

"It is an unbelievable burden, and hard to articulate, that you're born automatically a suspect, and you have to operate and behave in a way that does not exacerbate or incite someone's paranoia," he said.

"It is clear that people are insane and also incited by someone,"  Lidové noviny, a daily, quoted him as saying.