Sentence examples for more incited from inspiring English sources

A decade and a half after Every and Kidd, piracy rose once more, incited by a 1713 peace that made killing Spaniards illegal again and by a 1715 hurricane that spilled Spanish gold off the coast of Florida, like so much blood into a shark tank.

Is this not more "inciting the rioters" than the reporting of it?

The results of race-day medication will always be the same: rogue winners, rogue losers, more medical issues incited than resolved, more deterioration of the horses and the sport, shorter careers, more fragility, and more breakdowns.

"The guns, the rubber bullets and the dogs probably did more to incite people".

Recognizing this and hoping to eliminate Peter, the figurehead of her rivals, Sophia tried once more to incite the streltsy against the Naryshkins (August 1689); many of the streltsy colonels, however, supported Peter, who overthrew Sophia and forced her to enter the Novodevichy Convent in Moscow (September 1689).

"Attempts by the irreconcilable opposition to increase tension even more and incite violence cause particular alarm," Moscow said in a statement.

But his grudging mea culpa only incited more outrage.

One intrepid fan stood and hoisted a Raiders helmet, which only incited more boos.

Chevalier's pleas to the taxi-driver to drive more slowly only incited him to greater speed than ever.

And, in the new age of the mass media, each stowaway's story of success incited more attempts.

When she did not answer, that incited more calls -- to a neighbor, to the building manager and finally to 911, which dispatched firefighters to break through her door.