Sentence examples for stir up panic from inspiring English sources
The government, flanked by the press, like to stir up panic whenever a strike looks like it's on the cards.
The right-wing media stir up panic over "anchor babies," job stealing, welfare dependence, bilingualism, al-Qaeda terrorists disguised as Latinos, even a conspiracy by Latinos to "retake" the Southwest.
The moral entrepreneurs in this case were actually mainly politicians: Republicans stirred up panic over crack because it was an excellent signal to racist white voters that framed poor people— African Americans in particular as the source of their own problems.
The moral entrepreneurs in this case were actually mainly politicians: Republicans stirred up panic over crack because it was an excellent signal to racist white voters that framed poor people— African Americans in particular as the source of their own problems.
Those who stir up these panics should be viewed with suspicion.
They have done exactly what we expected them to do, to stir up anti-UN panic".
Human rights campaigners said that the resurgence of the NRA's campaign was designed to "stir up anti-UN panic" ahead of the UN conference on the Arms Trade Treaty, which opens on Monday in New York.
Locals seem less stirred up.
Also, marijuana panics are much easier to stir up when there isn't another demon drug vying for public attention and at the moment, given the tremendous overdose death rate, opioids are in the spotlight.
