Sentence examples for stirring up fear from inspiring English sources

Right-wing agitators have been stirring up fear and anger among Latino people for decades.

He took a direct hit with an accusation of stirring up fear and discrimination.

He said anti-Islamic pamphlets have lately been circulating in western Myanmar, stirring up fear and anger among the Buddhists there.

Starting this fall, U.S. regulators started making waves again, stirring up fear among investors.

President Donald Trump retweeted three videos aimed at stirring up fear of Islam.

After the issue calmed a bit and after we all saw that Mr. Orban had a problem with EU immigration policy that was led by Merkel's Germany which Hungary could not follow, we also figured out that the Hungarian Prime Minister actually had reached for the easiest solution: stirring up fear against Islam and Muslims.

Trump is more likely to defeat it by expanding opportunity within the free market, rather than by stirring up fears.

"No good purpose is served by stirring up fears and exploiting old rivalries in this region," he said.

"People were stirring up fears of another Three Mile Island, but I believe the reality of nuclear power has now become much better known".

He says local reporters are "shamelessly and deliberately" stirring up fears, and that Labour party members are also in the mix, pushing buttons for political advantage.

Mr Coors is stirring up fears of the Democrats winning the Senate: a vote for Mr Salazar, he says, is one for putting Ted Kennedy in charge of the Senate Judiciary Committee.