Sentence examples for because of its provocative from inspiring English sources

MCC chose to produce it because of its provocative nature and potential to ignite conversation and debate, according to one of its artistic directors, Bernard Telsey.

The New York Times posted this one on the Economix blog on Sept. 15 because of its provocative conclusions.

Tawfik is an illustrator for the independent Al-Shorouk newspaper, but this cartoon did not appear in print, likely because of its provocative depiction of the military.

"Yank!," a musical that gained a following during its 2010 Off Broadway run, in part because of its provocative love story between World War II servicemen, has lead actors in place for a four-week developmental workshop this fall that might be a prelude to a Broadway production.

They are a large part of its provocative immediacy.

The disappointment is that "Perv" is less than the sum of its provocative parts.

Perhaps the biggest success among recent Korean films was "Lies," a film that instantly became controversial because of its abundant and provocative use of sex.

"I think its a frightening, scary, threatening thing because its provocative, brash way of questioning one's reality.

But it is because of his provocative remarks, like denying the Holocaust and calling for Israel to be wiped off the map, that the United States and Europe have never known quite how to handle him.

The paper is believed to have been targeted because of its history of publishing provocative cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president, is the former mayor of Tehran and has become a figure of fun because of his provocative rhetoric.