In 1976, in South Africa, thousands of students marched through Johannesburg, eventually inciting a global action against apartheid.
With his small, wing-tipped foot tapping, he rips into an upbeat "Girl From Ipanema" and burns through a solo, inciting a frenzy in the audience.
In 1989, the last time the state elected a Democratic governor -- Jim Florio -- Mr. Florio pushed a $2.8 billion tax increase through the Legislature, inciting such anger in voters that the party was thrown from power for a decade.
"To say, as Dupnik did, that comments made on the airwaves essentially motivated this person to commit this crime is exactly what he blamed talk radio of doing, inciting through pure rhetoric," Justice said in a statement to Tucson Weekly.
Marshall's concert nerves have seen her lie face down on the stage, give up on songs halfway through and incite the backing band to walk off in exasperation.
In screenwriting, we talk about the status quo, inciting events, through lines and crescendos.
After a lengthy battle the charges were dropped and we were released, but I am now fighting accusations that I was "inciting violence" through my writing.
It has been accused by the US of inciting violence through the broadcast of al-Qaida tapes and of playing footage of beheadings.
In the 1990s, when multi-party democracy was reintroduced to Kenya after a long pause, Mr Moi's party won two elections through rigging and by inciting the tribes to fight each other.
What is not clear is if there was a systematic plan to start a nationwide ethnic war, and whether high-level political leaders played a role beyond possibly inciting violence through hate speech.
