Sentence examples for a provocative subject from inspiring English sources

Each episode opens with Wanda doing a remote spot on a provocative subject.

Perhaps that mere skate across the surface of a provocative subject was more satisfying two decades ago; now it seems chintzy and chicken-hearted.

(Isherwood) 'FROM UP HERE' Liz Flahive's quirky-family comedy about a troubled high school student approaches a provocative subject from a fresh perspective.

(Jason Zinoman) 'FROM UP HERE' Liz Flahive's quirky-family comedy about a troubled high school student approaches a provocative subject from a fresh perspective.

Would I? Could I? Should I? I am not doing it because it's taboo, but we're doing that film because the status quo in this country says it is illegal but people can now go to Switzerland and it is a very provocative subject.

It's a provocative theme that, having been stated, isn't subjected to any fresh variations.

The exhaustingly verbose "Palmer Park," on the other hand, has an engaging, provocative subject that still resonates today.

The question at the heart of this summer's most vital show sounds like Edward Said's nightmare, an invitation to reduce a nuanced and inevitably provocative subject to a cliché.

Joe the plumber, more than an insiders' exchange, felt like a Norman Rockwell painting, a pat eulogy to a veteran, an panicked industry's ad celebrating the virtues of drinking milk... than a legitimate and provocative subject of debate.

Now, it is hard to think of a more timely and provocative subject.

Mr. Currin, 39, is a gifted painter whose often provocative subject matter -- like melon-breasted babes who seem lifted from the pages of sleazy men's magazines -- is tempered by a virtuosic command of the medium.