Sentence examples for even more provocative from inspiring English sources

On cable, he was even more provocative.

An earlier version of this experiment, performed at Yale in 1990, generated even more provocative findings.

Another festival regular, Ulrich Seidl of Austria, makes even more provocative use of hybrid forms.

Michel's observations about Islam after Valérie's death are even more provocative.

And his nine-minute-long clip for "Born Free" proved to be even more provocative.

Even more provocative is Marinus van Reymerswaele's The Money Lender and His Wife.

When writers can convey these elements themselves, it's even more potentially provocative and lucrative.

"The president has a delivery that lets the audience know that he too finds the jokes funny, which adds to the humor and gives the audience permission to laugh at even the more provocative lines," said the adviser.

A new NBER paper finds evidence for an even more intriguing and provocative hypothesis.

She returns this year with a novel that is even more disturbing and provocative; it certainly splashes its violence across a bigger stage.

"In the last 10 years, China has felt frustrated about the North's behaviour many times and will have concluded from Kim Jong-un's behaviour that he is even more volatile and provocative than his father," said Shi Yinhong, another international relations expert at Renmin University.