Sentence examples for a provocation that i from inspiring English sources

"It's a provocation that I have suffered in many stadiums.

Is it a provocation that can be justified?

Is it a provocation that should lead to death?

The book, his twenty-first, is "Palestine Peace Not Apartheid," a provocation that had him parsing words, especially that last one, all week: "I'm not alleging racism, and I'm not referring to Israel.

"It is not instruction but provocation that I can receive from another".

Some individuals were going over the line throughout the whole match, some provocations that I usually don't react on, but I did.

I think it was more a provocation, but I think the referee showed the red card because he saw that he stood long on that foot".

It had a devastating effect, too; I lost my capital to the Romans after they pulled this stunt, seemingly without provocation (that's why It's a surprise, I guess).

But even if what Edgar is saying is just a provocation, I'm really not sure that talking about an "anti-writer trend" is either true or helpful.

"What I tried to do was use things that I think had sort of a general vibe of revolution and power and provocation, that would be not specific to any one country, but could symbolize the series," Mr. Fairey said.

This is a provocation to anybody that is concerned about the heritage of the area".