Meanings of incendiary rhetoric in English

Despite all the incendiary rhetoric flying around, the talks are continuing.

Like Trump, LePage is no stranger to controversy and incendiary rhetoric.

Bashir likes to pepper his speeches with off-the-cuff, incendiary rhetoric.

Nearly all of those Democrats have condemned Trump's incendiary rhetoric for inflaming racial tensions and anger.

So has his often incendiary rhetoric.

Johnson declined to apologise for his remarks about Cox and did not attend a Commons debate on incendiary rhetoric.

His executive orders confirmed what his cabinet picks promised - that his incendiary rhetoric is not just for effect.

Many news organisations -Guardian Australia included -have given prominent coverage to his bizarre court appearances and incendiary rhetoric.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon met him on Sunday and warned him of the dangers of incendiary rhetoric in the Middle East.

His incendiary rhetoric at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday displayed his belief he can bluster any opponent into submission.

They are alarmed at some of his incendiary rhetoric and proposals, such as his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States.

Donald Trump's presidential-election victory in the United States, after a bitter campaign characterised by deceitful and incendiary rhetoric, is not an isolated episode.

Trump's racially inaccurate, insensitive and incendiary rhetoric should give those charged with the care of the spirits and souls of Black people great pause.

Ghosh has gained notoriety in India for his incendiary rhetoric about religious minorities in the country, especially Muslims, who he has claimed are "all jihadis".