Sentence examples for easy to provoke from inspiring English sources
Not because they're ballsy (it's easy to provoke and get attention by running your virtual mouth) but because they're whimsy and just the right degree of ballsy, rather.
Later that day, on the famed Laguna Seca track in Salinas, the car's American flavor — loud, rude and easy to provoke into tail slides — seemed even more pronounced.
But it was easy to provoke him and he deserved it, and it was fun because the Fucksons weren't allowed to cuss, so all he'd shoot back with was his nyuh or "dummy" or "poo-head" or "doody" or "doo-doo".
And it was also safe an important consideration, since infants are both the people most vulnerable to malaria and those in whom it is easiest to provoke adverse reactions.Unlike Dr Kappe's vaccine, this one does not rely on injecting whole, attenuated parasites.
It's always easy, Smith knew, to provoke a cycle of exploitation, rage, and revolution; that's what most of history has been.
As he said, it is "easy for us to provoke and bait this administration.
The three men on the panel got easy questions guaranteed to provoke a funny response.
"I was to learn how hard it is to live crowded together with people … in the solitude of the desert, how easy to be provoked to senseless wrath by the importunities and improvidence".
It is easier, in a way, to provoke congressional opposition to the President on Iran.
The changes, which would make it easier to fire workers, have provoked strong protest on the left here.
