Sentence examples for considered provocative from inspiring English sources

Within the administration, this was considered provocative.

"Saying something clearly is considered provocative here".

Dealing with mental health was considered provocative.

On the runway, he was considered provocative, sometimes shocking, by the conservative society of the day.

"Opera isn't considered provocative to them because you don't clap to it," says Ashkan.

He said it might be considered provocative and invade the woman's privacy.

I'm rich!" But there is something very wrong when you're telling women (and only women) to keep their hair short, only dress in ways that no one could consider "provocative," only dress in clothing that is difficult to cut off with scissors (so, Kevlar jeans, I guess?), and never use their phones or search through their purses in public.

Now, admittedly, this isn't easy, especially if we feel that the person in crisis is behaving in a manner that we do not think is justifiable and/or stands in opposition to our own personal beliefs and principles -- including acting out in ways we consider provocative and, even, reprehensible.

She found that a dress style which might be considered not provocative becomes provocative when the behavior of the woman wearing it becomes suggestive (i.e., when she flashes).

It was admired, but also considered deeply provocative.

Beyond his daughter's gaze, Said was certainly considered a provocative figure.