Sentence examples for then inciting from inspiring English sources

He therefore planned to kill James by blowing up the House of Lords with gunpowder, and then inciting a popular revolt during which a Catholic monarch would be restored to the throne.

He therefore planned to kill the king by blowing up the House of Lords with gunpowder, and then inciting a popular revolt to install James's daughter, Princess Elizabeth, as titular Queen.

And this is a game that will then incite some parents to send their kids to bed so the old folks don't have to share.

Instead of trying to calm their supporters and negotiate a political solution, Mr. Kibaki and his principal challenger, Raila Odinga, have called for peace, and then incited more killing, accusing each other of orchestrating the mayhem.

This then incited Robert's Rebellion and thus the fall of the Targaryen dynasty.

Undercover judges planted as agitators in the crowd first undermined morale by defeatist talk, and then incited violence by throwing things at uniformed judges, giving Dredd the excuse he needed to send in riot squads to break up the March and make arrests.

A major fear seemed to be that yoga offered mainly to inmates who were working in catering would turn prisoners into homosexuals, and that fellow prisoners unwilling to "take slop from the hands of gays" would then incite hunger strikes and riots.

Disadvantages of a salary system in the public sector are also noted: (i) a salary system reduces incentives for doctors to work productively; (ii) it may lead to low morale for those who work hard but feel they are not rewarded for the extra efforts; (iii) it may then incite the latter to take up work in the private sector, or leave the public sector altogether.

Some fools are mean and hide it with words, your common sense is your guide don't let then incite you to wrath, because you might fall into sin and hit them or holler at them and curse them out and that is a sin.

Trigger words like "socialism" and "bureaucrats" are as effective today as they were back then at inciting fear in those less inclined toward rational thinking that their freedom is about to be ripped away.

But postcard from the world: this is how it goes with authoritarians like Sisi, Erdoğan, Putin, the Ayatollahs, Duterte, et al. First the media is accused of inciting, then sympathizing, then associating – until they suddenly find themselves accused of being full-fledged terrorists and subversives.