Sentence examples for After provoking from inspiring English sources
After provoking and then suppressing a rebellion, he returned to Spain.
After provoking the world's wrath and economic sanctions by conducting a nuclear test in May, he is suddenly exuding friendliness.
After provoking Austria into war, Camillo Benso, conte di Cavour, the prime minister of Sardinia, planned to use the French Army to oust Austria from Italy.
After provoking his father and suffering the old man's wrath, Arturo thinks: "A Wop, that's what my father is! Nowhere is there an American father who beats his son this way".
After provoking Cathy beyond endurance, Ann says, "Why should I believe that you might be a 'member of society,' if, if you are incapable even of a half-hour's courteous interaction with me in this room?" It seems to Cathy, and to us, that she is indeed being "perpetually persecuted".
After provoking blank faces from three cabbies, we eventually found our man.
Eighty two patients (aged 38 ± 11 years; 44 M; 38 F) were enrolled in the study, 39 after provoked APE, 43 after unprovoked APE, and 30 controls (C) (aged 38 ± 12 years; 15 M, 15 F).
Many data on the course and prognosis after provoked and unprovoked single and multiple seizures in childhood have been collected in the past decennia by prospective, large-scale, long-term observational cohort studies.
Fourth, the diabetic status of our patients was not precisely determined using measurement of blood glucose after provoked hyperglycemia or glycated hemoglobin measurement, and thus we did not identify patients with prediabetic or occult diabetic status.
This suggests that there were no significant after-effects provoked by a particular type of stimulation that might have interfered with the results.
From the fall of 1907 Pound taught Romance languages at Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Indiana, a conservative town that he called the sixth circle of hell and an equally conservative college from which he was dismissed after deliberately provoking the college authorities.
