Sentence examples for trying to antagonize from inspiring English sources

I've been advocating for filming the police because I'm not trying to antagonize, I'm just trying to bring some sort of law enforcement to the law enforcement.

Meanwhile, the Venetian cities had been trying to antagonize Skanderbeg's allies against him in order to halt Aragonese expansion into the Eastern Mediterranean.

"It's frustrating, because we told [our officers] before we went down there that there would be lots of people trying to antagonize to provoke them into saying something," Jimenez said.

In a YouTube video that captured the terrifying confrontation between protesters and Albers, people can be heard screaming "Don't throw anything!" "Most of the protesters are really good people, but there's a small percentage of people that are out there trying to antagonize and make the protesters look bad," Jimenez said.

In contrast, it seems to be the expression of an imbalanced metabolism trying to antagonize the effects of an artificial amino acid deficiency without its master regulator (p ppGpp.

Nobody is trying to antagonize you on purpose.

Webb added: "They tried to antagonize him, and he rose above it.

"I tried to antagonize my students, saying the college should dig in and try to keep everybody in their jobs, and none of them sided with me," he said, noting that some expressed concern that many people on campus were considering this more a public-relations crisis than a moral one.

Don't try to antagonize them, approach them, or aggravate them.

They're trying not to antagonize the U.S. very much, but with the Arabs they are going at it very hard, very roughly".

While many American academics tried to avoid antagonizing the repressive Suharto government, Ann Soetoro called attention to those the regime had failed to benefit: the village craftsmen, the plantation workers and urban scavengers, the underpaid workers in the shoe and clothing factories.