Sentence examples for * provoke in from inspiring English sources

Did my invitation out of the blue provoke in them feelings of vindication, scorn or conciliation?

What really startled Europeans was the blood-lust the sport seemed to provoke in spectators.

"This party doesn't provoke in me any anxiety, as a dinner party of 12 might.

The rambling defensiveness that criticisms often provoke in him was not so visible.

Why, then, do Mr. Gore's showy displays of erudition provoke in me a tremor of alarm?

Still, there was realpolitik, as well as a wish to provoke, in Mr. Cameron's trip to Mr. Balls's backyard.

The keys and the screens and the many logs and ledgers provoke in me an urgent desire to flee.

The medium is increasingly recognising that "where are we?" can be a good question to provoke in the audience.

I imagine he looked for something that would provoke in life because it wasn't there on the screen.

But Saville found that their actions did not provoke in any way the shootings by the parachute regiment.

She noted that the idea of Alabama, and of the South in general, can provoke in outsiders a reflexive disdain.