Sentence examples for not inciting from inspiring English sources
There's very little contemporary legal precedent for what constitutes incitement but we're not inciting people to take a specific literal action.
"Leadership is not inciting people to get angrier.
His best work is chiefly committed to elevating — if not inciting — carnal pleasures.
Hassan added: "I'm not inciting anybody to do any acts of terrorism, I am just – you know – speaking generally".
That doctrine appealed to rationalists by being explanatory but not inciting: it made the universe intelligible without arousing dangerous zeal.
Yet the American response, Mr. Berger acknowledged, was being carefully measured in hopes of not inciting a greater nationalist backlash in Austria.
Unlike Ford's touch screens, they do not incite anger.
Lauren Bush and her husband, David Lauren, did not incite a similar frenzy.
Mr. Yoshiyuki's pictures do not incite desire so much as document the act of lusting.
It really resolved itself into the old claim that the Government did not incite Israel.
But Mead, at worst, misrepresented her subjects; she did not incite, sicken and corrupt them.
