Sentence examples for enough to provoke from inspiring English sources

But it was not enough to provoke a major response.

Yet for some, even the mention of Thanksgiving was enough to provoke tears.

A simple smug aside about our comparative progress is enough to provoke my girlfriend's wrath.

Indeed, he is careful not to make his subject matter personal enough to provoke individuals' ire.

It was enough to provoke the first public rebuke of the Liverpool manager's reign.

Just the phrase "positive action" is enough to provoke outrage and indignation in some people.

One cafe opened just long enough to provoke two legal conflicts in hopes of derailing the policy.

But that was enough to provoke panic and chaos, especially in encampments still home to more than 1.3 million people.

This is a book that masquerades as a literary thriller and as a philosophical fable, but is not concentratedly strange enough to provoke tension or intelligent enough to provoke reflection.

During the film's scant one hour and 12 minutes, Mr. Ijaz's opinions were strong enough to provoke my curiosity.

"It is not enough to deter the Palestinians, but it is more than enough to provoke them.