Bai's superb book provokes many questions, and I gulped it down in a single sitting.
Sarah Manguso once wrote that a well-received first book provokes "a set of expectations of what you should produce, or are capable of producing, next.
Sari Nusseibeh's book provokes such an ambivalence — more precisely, such a double-mindedness — about the malleability of history, but not an ambivalence about itself.
Ms. Klein understands that such blurbs sell books, but she was disappointed that her publisher didn't use her favorite, from the writer John Berger, who wrote that the book "provokes and instills a calm".
This book provokes new debates on the Nazi terrorization of Europe, the blind acquiescence of many, and the courageous resistance of the few.
For the policy reader looking at the impact of technology on society, the book provokes lots of questions that we will be grappling with for many years to come about our definition of a "company" and what the impact of AI and analytics will be on society.
