Instigator in a sentence as a noun

It's safe to assume that in 2002 he was the subject of, not the instigator of, surveillance.

The so-called "North Hollywood Shootout" in 1997 was a big instigator of this.

Can you cite some sources on Galileo as instigator against the state?

The goal of internet drama is to make the instigator and everyone they know laugh at what they've done.

The cost of stopping a dubious patent from causing damage is borne by the victims, rather than the instigator.

You'll learn even more that way, and the instance that was the primary instigator can just hide among the multitudes...

I suspect that a great instigator who goes on eLance and 99designs to contract out the design and programming doesn't do much better than the big company does.

I use TeX myself when it's my choice, but I've collaborated on Word papers as well, if I wasn't the primary author/instigator, and it seems common/expected these days.

There's no good answer to this question, which is why I don't see why Manning would want to be known as the instigator of it all."have a hand" is a little too ambiguous don't you think?

PG is a poorly chosen target in some sense, since he will be extremely hard to fire - although public humiliation is also satisfying to SJWs[1].It is not all bad. One of the classic phenomena of witch hunts is when the hunt comes back to bag an original instigator.

Even if the wife was the instigator and the boss an inept husband, a person of integrity should draw a clear line when it comes to someone who is still in a marriage relationship.

And it's not that it wouldn't cause change, the social network inside worked through these issues with a plodding but deliberate slowness and sometimes those internal groups within groups might reach out to the original instigator, but more often not.

If a guy goes around tossing beers in peoples' faces in bars and occasionally catches a beat down, I don't think it would be victim blaming to state that, 'Hey, maybe if he didn't throw beer in peoples' faces he wouldn't catch beat downs'.It doesn't mean anyone is condoning violent responses to provocation, just stating the role that the instigator played a role in the incident.

Instigator definitions

noun

someone who deliberately foments trouble; "she was the instigator of their quarrel"

See also: provoker inciter instigant firebrand

noun

a person who initiates a course of action

See also: initiator