Sentence examples for the instigating 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.
But looking back, I can see that the instigating impulse for me, for all of us really, was therapeutic.
The rationale for this form of treatment is that the reason clients' problems persist is that they are avoiding reminders of the instigating events.
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.
The videos revealed the behavior of the instigating prairie dog depended on how far and fast the jump-yipping spread.
In the ancient Classic of Rites, Rites of Zhou, and "Gongyang" commentary of the Spring and Autumn Annals, seeking vengeance for a violent crime against one's family is viewed as a moral and filial obligation, although in the Rites of Zhou state intervention between the instigating and avenging parties was emphasized.
The majority of evaluable patients from the INSTIGATE study met the criteria for the diagnosis of metabolic syndrome.
This time, Obama could be the one instigating the Thrilla on the Hilla.
The IgE produced binds to and activates mast cells in the skin, instigating the release of further inflammatory factors.
It is not always the United States instigating the trouble.
Lost in all of this is the simple fact that the president instigated the confrontation.
