Sentence examples for would incense from inspiring English sources

Such a visit would incense Japan's neighbours.However tenacious he is, Mr Noda faces two hurdles.

That would incense the Chinese, who want to showcase their nuclear abilities in Europe.

His party distanced itself from such tactics, which would incense patriotic voters, but has yet to agree on an alternative.

That would incense China and drastically alter the regional security architecture that is already shifting under the weight of China's growing military strength.

Skolimowski told her he had been inspired to write Deep End by a story he had read in a newspaper "about a young man who had killed a girl... he just got to thinking what would incense a young man so much that he could do something so terrible out of the blue".

The earlier ambivalence of Arab and Muslim governments, Egypt and Saudi Arabia in particular, to participate aggressively in the American campaign against terrorism stems from a legitimate fear that an escalation of hostilities would incense their citizens and undermine their political stability.

And moving overseas would further incense the record companies and make them unwilling to license content.

And will he back Nick Brown – a key Brownite – for the post of chief whip, knowing Brown's presence would further incense the right of the parliamentary party?

U.S. funding, to the tune of about $550 million a year, would be cut off because Congress would be incensed.

MetroStars Coach Octavio Zambrano refrained from expressing outrage, but he suspected that his players would be incensed.

"Any Muslim would be incensed, but it affects some people in one way and others in another," Mr. Khan said.