rabble-rouse

Example Sentences

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Soon “Wins-a-ton,” as he dubs himself, is publicizing the business on radio broadcasts where he can rabble-rouse about local controversies such as the removal of Confederate monuments.

From The Wall Street Journal

Our son would never rabble-rouse at bedtime again.

From New York Times

While colobus bully-boys push their troop mates around, human bully-boy leaders are similar: they may violate the rights of minorities, rabble-rouse, ridicule, gaslight, or stridently support fake information – particularly information that is of personal, political or financial benefit to them.

From Salon

It is quite another to rabble-rouse for universal healthcare, wind energy and a livable wage in Charles Koch’s backyard.

From The Guardian

If you’re concerned about the fact that the internet could be a very different place in less than two months, now is a very good time to rabble-rouse.

From Slate