Sentence examples for would be incited from inspiring English sources

He did not believe his audience would be incited to commit violence based on such preaching.

"It strains credulity to believe that New Yorkers would be incited to violence by ads that did not incite residents of Chicago and San Francisco," he said.

It also meant toning down the language of some articles -- like one that reported on the call by Muslim extremists in Britain for a holy war against the Pakistani president, Pervez Musharraf -- so that readers "would not be incited to carry out the instructions," Mr. Niazi said.

Halabi did not need to be incited.

To take sides now would be to incite further violence, he said.

"There are people who would say President Obama is inciting violence because he is speaking about these issues, but that is not how issues go away ― you don't stop speaking about them".

As an aside, no mention is made that rally attendants would be so easily incited after a rousing round of "build a wall - kill the all" and "kill her" - which needed no incitement at all.

In the ever crowding touchscreen smartphone market, I fail to see what the draw here would be; any Incite fans want to tell me what I'm missing?

The event seemingly confirms a fan theory that Benjamin's death would be the inciting incident to make Ezekiel and The Kingdom join the war against the Saviors. .

Although he constantly repeated the group's renunciation of violence to the news media, news reports said Tuesday that he would be charged with inciting violence.

The military council, as it has before, offered a sop to diffuse the crowds: an announcement that twenty-five people would be charged with inciting the violence on Tahrir on the notorious Day of the Camels during the revolution.