Sentence examples for the foment from inspiring English sources
verb
To incite or cause troublesome acts; to encourage; to instigate.
- He was arrested for fomenting a riot
It was a day when everyone forgot for a moment the foment of the times.
Voyeurism was therefore not a minor factor in the foment of revolution.
Some of the foment is made possible by MagCloud, a Web-based print-on-demand service from Hewlett-Packard that dramatically lowers the financial barriers to magazine publishing.
You point out that the Harlem of the '40s is overlooked, wedged between the better known Harlem Renaissance and the foment of the '60s.
Following their arrests, New York's police commissioner called the Caribbean a "crucible in the foment of Islamic radicalism .In places like Trinidad, that sounds a little alarmist.
September of 2000 marked the beginning of the final push to the presidential elections and all the foment that the result of that contest generated.
She wasn't entirely off — Louboutin considers the fomenting of human reproduction part of his job.
More attention is being paid to the fomenting of violence by Albanians.
She wasn't entirely off Louboutin considers the fomenting of human reproduction part of his job.
For more than four decades the citizenry was ruled by a man known for repression, iron-fisted rule, the fomenting of terrorism and savagery.
As the probability of Diệm sidelining the Nhus was seen as virtually nil, the message effectively meant the fomenting of a coup.
