Sentence examples for a less provocative from inspiring English sources

Gilt finds Mr. Liebrandt in a less provocative mood.

Mathew, in "Political Beethoven," makes a less provocative argument, though in the end his interpretation carries startlingly broad implications.

A less provocative United States policy stance would involve reducing the American military presence in the Gulf while retaining a veto over what happens there.

But there's an important good news story here as well; one that won't draw as much attention because it points down a less provocative and more promising path.

Lately, however, Russia appears to be promoting a less provocative view of World War II in order to soften relations with some of its critics.

Chapman also began a less provocative endeavor a few weeks ago, working as an advisor at a major investment bank in Russia.

That doesn't mean that the content being shown at Kashish is any less provocative.

(They were, after all, following their 1987 triumph Nixon in China, another opera based on a news event, albeit a much less provocative one).

In recent days, various sympathetic figures had urged Corbyn to appoint Angela Eagle, a former Treasury Minister and a far less provocative appointment.

This spiteful shindig will still take place, although now it will be in a far less provocative place, which means that Golders Green can breathe a sigh of relief.

They are probably a bit less provocative than Grayson Perry's recent prints (which featured hand grenades), but it's a posh fabric with a rock'n roll twist – and I like it.