Sentence examples for was incited from inspiring English sources
verb
To rouse, stir up or excite.
- The judge was told by the accused that his friends had to incite him to commit the crime.
This was incited by Paris-Presse's headline stories, accusing America of supplying arms to the Arabs to murder Frenchmen.
It was incited by Kant's critical philosophy and especially by his Kritik der praktischen Vernunft (1788; Critique of Practical Reason...)...
Bond prices fell sharply as selling that was incited by a weak auction of 30-year bonds on Thursday continued.
Otherwise, the White Hart Lane crowd was incited most by penalty claims uniformly ignored by the Italian referee Nicola Rizzoli.
I did not guess who the murderer was, I was incited to keep on and find out, and when I did finally find out, I was surprised.
Social media has since been buzzing with accusations that the incident was incited by provocateurs seeking to scare the general public away from the protest movement.
He was inciting voters to take leave of their senses.
Hunt denied May was inciting hatred against MPs.
The police said the website was inciting crime and it had too many videos that were pushing an agenda, it was inciting too much gang culture.
The divide over whether this event was inciting hatred or was just a defense of free speech is fraught.
His crime was "inciting subversion".Life has never been easy in China for people like Mr Tan.
