It's true, we both wanted the divorce -- I essentially provoked it, he pulled the plug -- but when we actually separated, it felt like a death and I was in real mourning for the first time in my life.
"One of Hitchcock's greatest thrills was being able to provoke essentially the same reactions from audiences as far apart as Tokyo or Sydney and London," Ackroyd says.
This version, which is both defensible in contemporary, secular terms and is, essentially, egalitarian, should provoke a reassessment of the nature of Locke's relevance to contemporary discussions of distributive justice.
Seabury essentially tried to provoke fear into the colonies and his main objective was to stopgap the potential of a union among the colonies.
The live performing arts, at their most basic, involve a performance that is not dead, a performance in which the life that is seen and felt is engaging, elicits a reaction, inspires, provokes laughter, seduces, essentially touches and affects.
But now the charges related essentially to making inciting speeches provoking the demolition.
Perhaps in the end these pieces are best seen as a kind of verbal installation art: thought-provoking, exquisitely produced, but essentially static.
The Moderna approach is flexible, in that the company can essentially can plug in any antigen a substance that provokes an immune reaction into its chemically modified messenger RNA vehicle.
The mission of the Library is essentially ecumenical: it is meant to please, not provoke.
John Herrman reports in The New York Times Magazine on publications that essentially live on Facebook, with a mission to provoke as much as to inform.
