Sentence examples for because he provokes from inspiring English sources

If Seghal wins the Turner Prize it won't be because his performers argued well or told moving tales, but because he provokes questions about the nature and value of art and the institutions that house it.

Spencer says his community of white supremacists support Trump for much of the same reasons that his other supporters do — precisely because he provokes so much outrage in the elites, not in spite of it.

Rønnenfelt, however, is the undisputed center of attention, if only because of how he provokes a certain fight or flight response from his audience.

Yet Mr. Clinton is also a potential liability because of the questions he provokes, as both a polarizing former president who could return to the White House and as a husband whose behavior in the Monica Lewinsky affair lingers in some minds.

He provokes no moral disappointment, because he creates no moral expectations.

Then, suddenly, Mr. Khalid was told to stop speaking there, ostensibly because of the traffic jams he provoked.

Even though the projected deficit for 2014/15 was an amazing £65bn higher than planned in the summer of 2010 (because of the extended recession he provoked), he has done nothing about it.

"Joey did what he did because he was provoked by violent actions and words.

In a television interview last week, the French soccer captain, Zinédine Zidane, apologized for head-butting an Italian defender in the World Cup final, but also said he had no regrets, because he was provoked.

He has given all extremists and nuts all over the world who are ready to commit acts of violence a perfect excuse because he has provoked spiritual sentiments and religious feelings to the point where we don't know how far the ramifications will go".

Mr. Carter has said that he wrote the play, which had its world premiere in St . Louislast fall, because he wanted to provoke thought about school shootings and the people who plan them.