Sentence examples for inciting words from inspiring English sources

Neither Jagr nor Laviolette wanted to offer inciting words about the Penguins before the series.

Are our words inciting, fighting or delighting?

One thing, however, that the pope could easily do is apologize for his own harsh and, yes, violence-inciting words about gays when he was Cardinal Bergoglio in Argentina in 2010.

Back in Louisville, one of my favorite cities in the nation, the opposing Courier newspaper called out Prentice's violence-inciting words that disgraced the great city: "We fully agree with the Journal that there is a terrible responsibility somewhere, and that no language is too strong for its condemnation.

In any case, the stringency of the law and its prominent application suggest the fear, on the part of France's political class, of word inciting deed, which is, in itself, quite a reflection of the passions being kept below the boiling point there.

And theatre buffs know him as the chap who in 1986 ripped through O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night" in 3 hours' running time instead of 4 without cutting a word, by inciting the actors to overlap their talk.

Backed by dozen-strong live bands, their words incited live crowds into, musically speaking, launching Molotov cocktails at the palace doors.

A court later ruled that the words incited religious hatred and sentenced Mr. Erdogan to prison for 10 months, stripped him of his office and barred him from politics.

A court ruled that the words incited religious hatred and sentenced Mr. Erdogan to prison for 10 months, stripped him of his office and barred him from politics.

His words incite violence.

Maher said that some would say his words incite violence.