Sentence examples for a provocative remark from inspiring English sources
The mistress would never storm off the set to protest a provocative remark by the Fox host Bill O'Reilly.
Turning to Grazer, Waxman made a provocative remark about the reporting of her former close friend and now bitter rival Nikki Finke.
He is the N.B.A. career leader in technical fouls, and made headlines in 2003 by responding to a provocative remark by the referee Courtney Kirkland with a shove, a breach of decorum that earned a seven-game suspension.
Meanwhile, one person who probably won't be helping to fill in is Ricky Gervais, the British comedian and "Office" co-creator who never misses an opportunity to make a provocative remark.
Veronica makes a provocative remark; Jenna reveals a stubborn streak; Steven alone remains weirdly committed to playing out what seems increasingly like a farce.
Sykes said he is still waiting for Clinton to reach out to Republicans with a "Sister Souljah moment" — a reference to the time Bill Clinton impressed social conservatives with a provocative remark before Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition.
The trade was on shaky ground in any case, because of a cavalier and provocative remark by the Mavericks' Jerry Stackhouse.
The murderous melee that ensues is redolent of President Obama's provocative remark at a Democratic Party fund-raiser in New York, talking about the alarming aggressions flaring up around the world and alluding to the sulfurous videos of the social-media savvy ISIS fiends beheading American journalists.
His provocative remark is especially resonant as a new version of "The Forsyte Saga" arrives, revealing how global and how topsy-turvy the television world has become.
A flammable brew of populist anger, a candidate's provocative remarks and disruptive protesters found a fuse, and the result, at what was to be a Donald Trump event in Chicago this weekend, was an explosion that continued to reverberate through the presidential campaign Saturday.
But I want to look at that provocative remark he used at the end of his MacTaggart Lecture, that 'the only reliable, durable guarantor of independence is profit,'.
