Sentence examples for was incitement from inspiring English sources
noun
A call to act; encouragement to act, often in an illegal fashion.
Naor Gilon, deputy director for the Foreign Ministry's Western Europe desk, said he had told the Turkish envoy, Ceylan Ozen, that the television series was "incitement" that could set off attacks against Jews visiting Turkey.
Dechavanne felt that this was "incitement to violence" and sued Raël.
One charge was incitement to murder because the Brotherhood sought to protect the presidential palace from protestors--after the police refused to defend the building.
Burning goods is incitement.
"This is incitement," he said.
Destroying the fence is incitement and is not nonviolent.
"It's incitement for other Israelis to do the same," he said.
"The recent killing of four innocent Palestinians by Israeli forces is incitement," he said.
Lindsey Buckingham's carefully crafted arrangements weren't just poetic, they were incitement to an emotional meltdown.
