Sentence examples for which fomented from inspiring English sources

The plotters have taken to quoting Trotsky's revolutionary dictum "March separately, strike together" as the ideas which fomented for months reached their critical moment.

Marie, Brooklyn I'll bet that at least 90% of these gun toters thought it was a wonderful idea to post the names of physicians who perform abortions and call them baby killers, which fomented violent and fatal assaults.

The United States has long been trying to contain an insurgency that it was partly responsible for creating, through its backing of the Ethiopian invasion of Somalia in the mid-aughts, which fomented support for al-Shabaab.

With the latter's strong encouragement, in July 2000 President Clinton convened the ill-fated Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David, which fomented the violent outbreak of the Second Intifada.

It will have to be fought... there are certain countries which foment it, and they probably should be destroyed, actually.' Saudi Arabia?

This classic Howard Hawks film is an epic that focuses on a grueling cattle drive which foments a battle of wills between father (John Wayne) and son (Montgomery Clift).

It was thought to be an offshoot of the Eight Trigrams Society (Baguajiao), which had fomented rebellions against the Qing dynasty in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

In 1998, Đính claimed he felt remorse for the deposal and assassinations of the Ngô brothers, and also claimed he had opposed their policies of religious discrimination against Buddhists, which had fomented national disunity and the eventual Communist victory.

"We cannot have the university campus used as a base from which to foment riots," Reagan warned.

If you were going to pick a state in which to foment revolt against the two main parties this November, Wisconsin wouldn't be a bad choice.

The Chinese government is keenly sensitive to the tide of unemployment, which could foment social unrest.