Sentence examples for bit provocative from inspiring English sources
Gen Cordingley said he intended to be a bit provocative.
"It is also a bit provocative to say the Europeans don't care about world hunger".
Many of the results have been surprising and some of the conclusions drawn from them have been more than a bit provocative.
What's going on?" So it's a little bit provocative, as well, and you have to be careful about how many times you do that.
He does a bit of politics, he's a bit like [the Canadian comic] Glenn Wool, a bit provocative, but not too bad".
"It's quite daring in terms of its architecture – all the other buildings try to fit in and this one is a bit provocative".
The storyline is every bit as provocative as you might expect, but the most worrying element is how plausible it feels.
Its stormy reception has tended to overshadow "Jeux", which received its first performance just two weeks earlier".Jeux" was every bit as provocative and revolutionary a work as "Le Sacre du Printemps".
A life-size portrait of the Iranian leader stares in apparent disapproval at the Spanish master's The Painter and His Model, a piece that is every bit as provocative as it sounds.
Their rallying cry will be "Twenty years of lies". "[It] was going to be 'Communist party officials, get out of Hong Kong', but they decided that was a bit too provocative," says Pepper.
They are probably a bit less provocative than Grayson Perry's recent prints (which featured hand grenades), but it's a posh fabric with a rock'n roll twist – and I like it.
