The phrase "attention provoke" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of eliciting or drawing attention, but it does not follow conventional grammatical structures.
Example: "The advertisement was designed to provoke attention with its bold colors and striking imagery."
Alternatives: "capture attention" or "draw attention".
The purpose of a paradox is to arrest attention and provoke fresh thought.
The purveyors of clickbait-y articles don't care about any of this, of course: their motivation is to garner attention and provoke anger, not to foster change.
I grew up there and can vouch that, in truth, not much occurs in Barrow – at least not the sort of thing that would capture national attention and provoke alarm at Westminster.
They are books that demand attention – and provoke all kinds of questions … Which seems like a very good point to hand things over and give you a chance to put a few queries of your own.
Wolf-Dieter Busch, a retired biologist and environmental consultant who filed the endangered species petition, said he wanted to bring federal attention and provoke a local response to the problem of overharvesting, and that appears to have happened.
Mr Chávez dismisses the scandal as an invention of the US's Central Intelligence Agency CIAandand its Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII).Provocative movesThe opening of the trial coincided with a series of radical moves, particularly on the international front, which seem calculated to distract attention and provoke a nationalist response domestically.
As the current demonstrators have established, these face-to-face encounters have a special power to command attention and provoke public debate.
Nevertheless, it continues to compel critical attention, to provoke strong identification and intense emotional reactions in some readers, and to elicit a high level of personal engagement from its critics.
But harmonic innovations, being the most audible, have received the most attention and provoked the most backlash.
