Sentence examples for it's instigated from inspiring English sources

It's instigated by a disembodied mouth with a molasses-sweet cadence broadcasting through a pirated TV signal to offer "points" to players who kill her targets, á la the omniscient radio DJ and her lackeys in 1979's The Warriors.

In a statement explaining his absence, Russell Brand alluded to the film's difficult gestation – it was instigated seven years ago and saw half a dozen directors let go before Ondi Timoner, the director of the great music documentary Dig!, took the reins.

It was instigated by an "Orwellian" change to Samsung's privacy policy regarding its smart TVs and where the data recorded by them is sent, in this case to a third-party.

The extradition request for Chile's former strongman didn't even originate with the Spanish government; it was instigated by a maverick judge on a private crusade.

It is instigated and directed from abroad, and carried out by outlaws in the country," it said in a statement.

This confrontation would have been less surprising had it been instigated by the third foreign-policy candidate.

Now the government must take another groundbreaking step and reveal whether there was a spy-ring and, if so, whether it was instigated by UK agents.

I feel very certain, though I have no proof behind it, that regardless of who burned the house it was instigated by a white power structure.

It was instigated by a blind gossip column item purporting to respond to a 16-word answer by Mets Manager Bobby Valentine ("Probably. The players are a diverse enough group now that I think they could handle it").

He drew attention to the fact that it was instigated by the warring sides themselves, but he also tried putting it in a wider context .The bigger picture is that people in conflict need hope," said Mr Haysom, a South African who happened to serve as Nelson Mandela's chief legal adviser during his presidency.

"This new complaint is not necessary and actually seems like it is instigated to protect particular competitors rather than the competitive process," said Samuel R. Miller, a partner at Sidley Austin in San Francisco who acted as special trial counsel for the Justice Department's first antitrust case against Microsoft.