Sentence examples for deeply provocative from inspiring English sources

It was admired, but also considered deeply provocative.

She said: "This is a deeply provocative move by the education secretary, which is hugely disappointing.

The Conservatives have got everything right in this regard, brilliantly juxtaposing two characters to create a deeply provocative image.

Palestinian director Hany Abu-Assad made a mark in 2006 with his Paradise Now, a deeply provocative drama about suicide bombers.

Ranging in style from faux-naïve eccentricity to suave realism, the more than two decades worth of drawings and paintings on paper in this career survey make for an entertaining if not deeply provocative experience.

Shabana Mahmood said she was hugely disappointed by the deeply provocative move by the education secretary, Michael Gove, to appoint a former anti-terrorism police officer, Peter Clarke, to investigate claims that Islamist hardliners were taking over schools as part of a shadowy plot called Operation Trojan Horse.

Still, this is a small quibble about a deeply intelligent, provocative book.

I can listen deeply, ask provocative questions, use my intuition, reframe the problem, etc.

If some of the imagery is corny, it is still a deeply felt and provocative piece of work.

It is also provocative, deeply shocking, moving and always compelling".War of Nerves" is written very much as a detective story.

Prime movers Bourgeois, the Franco-American sculptor whose work was both deeply respected and provocative; Emin, either the natural inheritor of Bourgeois' mantle or a mere fame-chasing provocateur, depending on your point of view.