Sentence examples for that it incited from inspiring English sources

There was even a rabble-rousing, roller-skating rodent extravaganza, "The Revolt of the Beavers," so thrilling that it incited children to rush the stage.

This represents a substantial shift, since his previous party posed a pugnacious challenge to United Russia when it was banned in Moscow in 2006, on the grounds that it incited ethnic hatred.

Muslim groups in France are suing Lire over the interview and this week tried unsuccessfully to get a TV interview with the author banned, claiming that it incited racial hatred.

This freedom of discussion and expression, which I would say is the best feature of Twitter, was the main reason why she called for Twitter and other social networking sites to be "turned off" last year, amid claims that it incited rioters in the countrywide riots.

Certainly, American racism persists, as does the rage that it incites.

Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is so extraordinary a work that it incites not writerly envy but pride.

Through some complicated mismanagement, Elizabeth Barber finds… Truman Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is so extraordinary a work that it incites not writerly envy but pride.

An anti-migrant poster unveiled by Nigel Farage has been reported to the police with a complaint that it incites racial hatred and breaches UK race laws.

In other words, the authorities and the artists were at odds about an issue as old as Plato: From the ruler's perspective, the problem with art is that it incites irrational passions.

What makes the B-1 a particularly hard target for budget cutters is that it incites two of Congress's deepest fears about changes to the military: job losses and base closings.

An anti-migrant poster featuring Nigel Farage, who was not part of the official leave campaign but very much a face of Brexit, was reported to police with a complaint that it incites racial hatred and breached UK race laws.