Sentence examples for which incited from inspiring English sources

The cause that Nezhdanov takes on is Populism, which incited newly liberated serfs into armed uprising against their landlords.

But that article, which incited a flurry of similar ones in the U.S. media, was based on a fraudulent assumption.

Fined Washington OF Jose Guillen an undisclosed amount for his aggressive actions, which incited a bench-clearing brawl during the same game.

Shelley Duncan of the Yankees has been suspended for three games and fined an undisclosed amount for his violent and reckless actions, which incited the bench-clearing incident.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure, which incited outrage and won accolades last week, first over its decision to halt financing for breast exams at Planned Parenthood clinics, then over its reversal, has its roots in Dallas.

But what really seems to have paved the way for the verdict, and the murder itself, is perhaps harder to admit: deeply ingrained discrimination against Armenians, which incited both the threats against Dink and the negligent reaction to them.

Out of curiosity, deep curiosity — which is what saves us from being comfortably self-satisfied, which incites us to live boldly and leave our savage mark on things.

This Act has become the only effective legal recourse against multinationals which incite or sponsor torture, genocide, murder or a breach of the Geneva Conventions.

They lobby Facebook to take down pages which incite violence against Israel and circulate drawings of Hamas rockets made by traumatised Israeli children living close to Gaza.

One brave young man unbuttons his shirt to reveal a bra he secretly wears, which incites a Jerry Springer brawl between him and his stunned girlfriend.

That culture of spending at Condé Nast explains some of the fascination with the place, which incites a mix of envy and scorn among employees at other magazines.