Sentence examples similar to the instigated from inspiring English sources
verb
To goad or urge forward; to set on; to provoke; to incite.
- He hath only instigated his blackest agents to the very extent of their malignity. -Bp. Warburton.
Think of it as a sort of Turing Test for love that is completely controlled by the instigating party.
And sometimes the obstacle then becomes the instigating force," Staller muses.
Lost in all of this is the simple fact that the president instigated the confrontation.
Police say the miners instigated the violence, an accusation the miners deny.
Since the Republicans instigated the shutdown, they should bear the blame for it.
The Mississippi-based American Family Associathen (AFA) instigated the boycott in 1996 after accusing Disney of "promoting homosexuality" and associating itself with "trash films".
The protest instigated the televised hearings that nearly sank Thomas.
In recent days, western leaders have expressed alarm at the purge instigated following the coup attempt.
In recent days, western leaders have expressed alarm at the purge instigated following the failed coup attempt.
The effort, instigated by the Group of Seven finance ministers, will be aimed at pulling up the weakening greenback.
Unknown to the public, the SA Cricket Association SACAA) instigated Hodgetts' approach and subsidised Bradman's wage.
