Sentence examples for people instigating from inspiring English sources

Some of our teachers pleaded with the students not to engage in violence and suggested that this passionate reaction and dangerous backlash was exactly what the Klan wanted to start a riot among these otherwise peaceful and loving young people, instigating them into a violent display of their own.

Culture changes slowly, but it happens if enough people instigate it.

We did arrest several press people for instigating rebellion with false stories.

Jahn led young men on fresh-air expeditions, taught gymnastics and calisthenics, and inspired a love for the Fatherland and the purity of the Volk ("people"), thereby instigating a nationalist tradition that filtered down to the Hitler Youth movement many decades later.

BEIJING, May 23 — The police in southwestern China arrested 28 people for instigating riots over family planning controls over the weekend, but officials were also dispatched to the affected regions to "deal with complaints" about the area's strict measures to enforce limits on family size, state news media said Wednesday.

In this case, food power makes itself known on a small scale, as opposing political forces in Sudan compete for the votes of the people by instigating or encouraging the famine.

Globally, young people have instigated revolutionary movements before.

"We hope people will instigate things themselves and bring their own audiences.

"There was a faction of harmful people who instigated against him," Mr. Varone said.

There needs to be a general push on hiring the right people to instigate the change across the organisation.

The idea behind Sen's finding is that, with a free press and full public expression, and with the ballot box as the ultimate form of that popular voice, outrage at conditions that are killing people will instigate the necessary changes.