Sentence examples similar to conversely provocative from inspiring English sources
The provocation proved provocative.
Conversely, Tabita Rezaire's video Ass 4 Sale leverages provocative images of Miley Cyrus to comment on colonialism's pervasive effects on health, technology, sexuality, and spirituality.
A small number (3: 6%) also suggested that downhill walking might be more provocative of symptoms, although one (2%) conversely reported the expectation that uphill walking would aggravate symptoms.
Conversely, Publishers Weekly considered it "highly readable" and thought it both "cogent and provocative", representing a significant addition to the debate on U.S. foreign policy.
To Kate Weare you want to say: "Lighten up! Can't you ever see the humor of a situation?" Conversely, you're tempted to ask Monica Bill Barnes, "Aren't you ever serious about anything?" And so they make an interestingly provocative double bill.
Rather, it is a provocative interrogation of Shakespeare's play, and most particularly of its antagonist, Shylock, whose name has passed into common usage as a byword for usury and malice or, conversely, antisemitism.
Conversely, hoarders are embarrassed.
Memories, conversely, last forever.
