Sentence examples for a matter of provocation from inspiring English sources
Further, there have been occasions when mannequins dressed in G-strings and other clothes that are decidedly not part of the customary wardrobe of Orthodox Jews have been placed on the synagogue's property line — as a matter of provocation, some members suggest.
And for the first time, polls suggest a majority of Japanese are against their leaders' shrine visits.It is not just a matter of avoiding a needless provocation; Mr Abe should kickstart a long-overdue national debate about Japan's wartime responsibility.
On whether it is a matter of freedom of speech or just provocation for the sake of provocation.
Whether such instruments are adequate for patients with neuromuscular disease remains a matter of debate due to their variable ability to maintain lung compliance and provocation of coughing [28].
"Just as a matter of interest," he asked, "did you like the place?" It was a deliberate provocation.
Yet, as a matter of course, calmness has been a feature of Boulton's normal modus operandi in the face of provocation.
Another said it was just a matter of "security fatigue" here after so many years of living with their unpredictable neighbour: "There have been so many verbal provocations over the years.
