Sentence examples for it was seditious from inspiring English sources

Gen. Hussein Kamal, a former senior intelligence official still close to the service, suggested that it was seditious and unpatriotic to even inquire about Mr. Morsi's whereabouts.

Ministers and the police warned against distributing news or cartoons that mocked the issue, saying it was seditious and unverified news.

The idea that an ant or an elephant might have thoughts, images, experiences or beliefs was not just laughable; it was seditious.

Bizarrely, but in keeping with a growing intolerance in Bangladesh, it is seditious even to criticise the new charter.Public debate is also constrained by the growing personality cult that Sheikh Hasina is building around Sheikh Mujib, "the greatest Bengali of the millennium".

Bavaria then declared that the book was "seditious" and should never appear in print in German.

His crime was "seditious conspiracy" – plotting against the US state in the furtherance of Puerto Rican independence.

The suggestion that Shariah threatens American security is disturbingly reminiscent of the accusation, in 19th-century Europe, that Jewish religious law was seditious.

The English press and government decreed that Priestley's support, together with that of his friend, the moral philosopher Richard Price, of the American and French Revolutions was "seditious".

Another senior government official said tonight that one possible charge against Mr. Moussaoui was "seditious conspiracy to levy war against the United States".

While Macdonald had argued that the book was problematic because it was circulated amongst all classes of society, Erskine argued that this was not the test of whether the Rights of Man was seditious.

Cromwell argued that Denny was guilty of scandalum magnatum, slander against a peer of the realm, because his statement implied that Cromwell himself was seditious or had seditious tendencies.