Sentence examples for war incited from inspiring English sources

Baffled, Saburo derides this plan, earning banishment, and the remaining two brothers, greedy and duplicitous in ways they have clearly inherited from their now fatuously sentimental old dad, plunge the country into chaotic civil war, incited by Taro's wife Lady Kaede (Maeko Harada).

Overseas, you've pissed off our allies, ignited trade war talk, incited terrorists and are threatening global stability.

He should not now seek to justify this war by inciting Americans to avenge the deaths of those brave Americans who have died in it.

In a report published Sunday by NBC News, President Obama's former senior drug policy advisor said that if the marijuana initiatives pass, a war will be incited between the federal government and the states that pass them.

Gold, a scarce metal that has incited wars, expeditions and conquests throughout history, has retained its value and investment appeal largely because of the gold standard, which dictated that all paper money would be backed by gold reserves.

Few of us will ever forget the hourlong war of words he incited over the merits of Malcolm Gladwell's journalism.

"Auto Focus" has incited a war among the Cranes, one that has returned the family name to the tabloids.

This film is actually a cautionary tale – I don't think anybody is going to watch it and be incited to war or division," Bandele, said.

"He could have incited a war in South Africa, the United States would have to get involved, grudgingly, and things could have gone to hell," Rickard said.

At one point she incited a war between Herod and his Arab neighbors the Nabateans, ordering her commander in the region to prolong the contest as long as possible.

Mr. Miller's remarks incited a war of words with the United Automobile Workers union and crystallized the disparity in wages between Big Three employees and workers at nonunion suppliers and foreign automakers.