Sentence examples for interpreted to incite from inspiring English sources

Obviously Christians do not have the market on texts that are inappropriately interpreted to incite others to violence.

The women, who performed a profane, anti-Putin song in a Moscow cathedral on the eve of the Russian presidential election in February, were sentenced to two years in prison by a judge who interpreted their actions as an act of hooliganism intended to incite religious hatred.

How else to describe a Christian who interprets his faith not as grounded in love and compassion but as a mission to incite hatred toward Islam?

Why is everyone losing their shit over the ABC airing the views of someone who said something that could possibly be interpreted as a pro-terrorism sentiment, but not bothered by newspapers whose editorials and front pages seemed specifically geared to incite the public to terror?

If the law was interpreted as the high court decided, Ryder said it "would mean that terrorism could be committed by acts that do not intend to incite violence or endanger life".

"They were obviously trying to incite".

"He was trying to incite people.

It really did seem to incite people.

Did they intend to incite the romance?

He tried to incite the other prisoners to revolt.

They're trying to incite us to riot.