Sentence examples for through incendiary from inspiring English sources

For the most part, shocks onstage tend to come through incendiary language, provocative plot turns and chilling frights.

Mr. Fang, the president of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, has hailed Internet censorship as a necessary defense against Western governments and "democracy activists" who seek to harm China through incendiary information.

The government says the group further provoked violence through incendiary festivals where leaders preached to huge crowds that the site — known to Palestinians as Al Aqsa and Jews as the Temple Mount — was in danger and had to be defended.

We can also shun those who exploit freedom of speech through incendiary and hateful rhetoric.

He's been under 24-hour security protection for more than a decade over fears for his safety, and communicates to supporters mainly through incendiary tweets.

WASHINGTON -- The National Security Agency has been gathering records of online sexual activity and evidence of visits to pornographic websites as part of a proposed plan to harm the reputations of those whom the agency believes are radicalizing others through incendiary speeches, according to a top-secret NSA document.

The first is whether Hussain is using his base in London to incite violence in Karachi through his incendiary speeches (like ones about tearing things out of people's dads' abdomens).

Any faint hopes of mounting a belated title challenge evaporated amid livid frustration here and it says everything about the hosts' spluttering display that the closest they came to unnerving Everton was through Rafael Benítez's incendiary accusation that the neighbours are "a small club".

Or, a suspect could want to destroy evidence after the shooting, which would mean setting fires through the use of incendiary devices, possibly doing less widespread damage, he said.

The wide range of hostility to big business is reflected in the views of Erick Erickson, the influential right-wing blogger at RedState.com who, "through a mix of incendiary posts, canny self-promotion (he has 24,540 Twitter followers) and endorsement of conservative primary candidates" has made himself "a conservative powerhouse".

Known in the United States mainly through a series of incendiary late-1940's recordings with Gillespie, Pozo never became a public figure -- he barely spoke English, and he was killed in a Harlem drug dispute in 1948, less than a year after joining Gillespie.