Incite Quotes

You school me, give me some things to think about Ignite me, you invite me, you co-write me, you love me, you like me. You incite me to chorus, ooh. - Jill Scott

You know how many times he has said that, and what did we get in return? Wave after wave of terrorist activity... We are sick and tired of words. He initiated this campaign 18 months ago. Why not turn to his own people and tell them to stop committing suicide, to stop sending those suicide bombers which he incites? - Ra'anan Gissin

Whoever incites anger has a strong insurance against indifference. - Philip Stanhope

While we diminish the stimulant of fear, we must increase to prisoners the incitements of hope, in proportion as we extinguish the terrors of the law, we should awaken and strengthen the control of the conscience. - Dorothea Dix

When the full story is reached at the end of the quarter, retail profits will be less impressive, especially in apparel. There was nothing in the display windows (of clothiers) to incite cautious customers to buy. - Kurt Barnard

What we have called for is tolerance and understanding, not incitement to violence. And we call upon all governments to lower the temperature, to urge calm, and to urge dialogue and not misunderstanding. Sadly, we have not seen that from the Iranian government, or the Syrian government. - Sean McCormack

What is occurring is a preparation not for a peaceful protest ... but for an act of provocation against law enforcement bodies to incite the use of force with the aim of causing chaos and confusion and seizing power. - Stepan Sukhorenko

What counts is not what has been said. What counts is the extent to which the prime minister and the new government will execute the necessary reforms and perform the necessary steps to fight terrorism and fight incitement ... on that basis we will make our judgment. - Ra'anan Gissin

What are the kind of words that somebody would use which could then be implied to be incitement? This will be hard legislation to draft. - Mark Oaten

What an artist learns matters little. What he himself discovers has a real worth for him, and gives him the necessary incitement to work. - Emil Nolde