Sentence examples for death provokes from inspiring English sources

So Mr Falwell's death provokes questions about the future as well as reflections on the past.

Stephanie Moulton's death provokes questions about the value we as a society place on social workers' lives.

But there may be a still more generous or insightful way to explain why Cecil is a headline and so many other wounded animals, not to mention humans, are not: the story of his death provokes deep feelings about injustice and unfairness.

Lockett's death provoked a nationwide and international outcry.

Fo's death provoked an outpouring of grief.

'But his looming death provoked this huge welling of emotion.

A1 Mr. Arafat's death provoked waves of grief and elation across the Middle East.

Her death provoked a storm of international interest and a discussion over women's rights in India.

The girl's family beat him to death, provoking a wave of anti-Roma hostility, including at least seven killings.

His death provoked anger across Ireland and the world with the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, condemning those responsible.

Her patient's death provoked none of the complicated guilt and self-doubt that arise for a doctor when a sick patient dies.