Sentence examples for instigated not from inspiring English sources

Atypically, the Wodehouse project was instigated not by the festival but by Mr. Cazalet, who had studied under Mr. Blier at the Juilliard School.

True, yet as the liberal economist Paul Krugman enjoys pointing out, all the financial crises of the past few decades have been instigated not by an enlightened proletariat, but by pinstriped bourgeoisie in search of a better class of oyster.

Another Israeli security official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said recent attacks by Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, a violent group connected to the mainstream Fatah faction, were instigated not by the Palestinian leadership but by Iran.

In fact, the violence had been instigated not by many sides but by one: the extremist right, whose followers apparently include the twenty-year-old man charged with killing Heyer in an attack that injured nineteen others.

A sizeable number of referrals are instigated not by the client but by the client's romantic partner.

Brendan Rodgers has said Liverpool's patience could be tested on and off the pitch against Zenit St Petersburg on Thursday evening as the overhaul he has instigated will not impact "like a bolt of lightning" at Anfield.

Politicians with vested interests went there to instigate farmers not to give up their land.

The board felt De Boer had veered away from his summer pledge to instigate "evolution, not revolution" with some of his tactical decisions deemed naive and inappropriate for the squad he had inherited.

Entrapment does not include situations in which the officer has not instigated the offense but merely provided the opportunity or occasion for its commission.

He has traditionally been on the receiving end of indiscipline not instigated it.

Khan Mohammad recalled that Mr. Jan believed that the call had been instigated by Ahmed Wali Karzai, not the president.