Sentence examples for always provokes from inspiring English sources

Arsenal-Barcelona always provokes questions about Cesc Fábregas's future.

But what position?'... Royal still and always provokes the same irrationality".

One area that always provokes angry responses, Roberts says, is the breast-feeding versus bottle-feeding debate.

Unfortunately, liking someone, with me, always provokes a disastrous urge to give good advice, and out it pops.

De Gaulle into Paris, Barajas into Madrid -- the trip always provokes a melancholy combination of anticipation, guilt and nostalgia that only makes the ride all the more pleasurable.

Change always provokes fear, but I'd once believed that the death of our beloved television would unify all those affected, talent and studios, creators and suits.

Adversity has always provoked the best from him.

Anthologies are built on arguments and will always provoke them.

So why has feminism always provoked such hostility?

"He was in and around the box, always provoking an action from a defender".

A dismissive generalisation of a whole people should always provoke alarm.