Sentence examples for mostly incited from inspiring English sources
But the intricacies of their operation, which requires accepting that the added weight and complexity of a second powertrain can improve fuel economy, have mostly incited head-scratching.
What is mostly inciting the ire over Mr. Neuenfels's "Lohengrin," with sets and costumes by Reinhard von der Thannen, is his depiction of the nobles and commoners of 10th-century Brabant as rats in a sterile modern-day laboratory.
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Rights groups have condemned China for charging a prominent Uighur critic of government policy towards his mostly Muslim minority with inciting separatism – a crime that can carry the death penalty.
To give an idea — still a fairly superficial one — of the dangerous diversity of Ukraine, there's the problem of the Crimean Peninsula, a mostly pro-Russian region with formal autonomy, where existing separatist sentiments appear to be further incited by Russian emissaries.
In another community, such flaws might have incited suspicions, but among these immigrants, many of whom spoke little English, they slipped by mostly unnoticed.
This, understandably, incited the ire of everyone.
Financial crises, mostly hostile audiences, withering reviews (or none at all), and Cunningham's inability to communicate with the dancers on a personal level incited a kind of joyful defiance among those who stayed.
It incited them to more violence".
