incite

"The last thing we need is to incite the American government."

"Are you certain your people did nothing to incite them?"

No other man had ever incited such a response in her.

Better, by far, not to incite them in the first place.

He would not care to be the one who had incited it.

The reason given was that it might be "too inciting."

The cause - a book inciting a boy to attack a girl.

Stop trying to change the subject by inciting an argument.

These words incited a new set of thoughts in my mind.

Running toward the house would only incite the dogs further.

It would probably incite people to act against the public's and their individual interests.

The men were held responsible because they incited the crime.

"He incites the people down in the village against us."

However, there was no evidence that he incited the crowd.

This incited him to make a study of the Jewish question.

Val incited, and now both of them were looking at me.

His station's programs, they said, had incited violence against them in China.

In effect, he will be inciting the population to revolt.

They think we are trying to incite war with them?"

I have an opportunity to incite change and carry the ball.

He said the police did not know what incited the gunman.

This incited a second coup only four months after his.

"I cannot have him incite the others to harm you."

Now, to incite pressure for Mother to serve on the commission!

"It seems to me building something like that would have the opposite, inciting effect."