Brass Eye provoked a record number of complaints and Channel 4 was forced to broadcast an apology after the independent television commission upheld viewers' complaints that the show had been offensive.
Their resemblance to eyes provokes the predator's instinct to attack these wing patterns.
As if holding fast to a dictum in the classic Cartier-Bresson book "The Decisive Moment" -- "You must be on the alert with the brain, the eye, the heart, and have a suppleness of body" -- Magnum photographers have roamed the earth to produce images that often stun the eyes, provoke the mind and stab at the heart.
In the same way that a baby's oversize head and round eyes provoke empathy, the plump and whimsical leaves of these desert plants felt undeniably cute.
Nerve signals then reach the effector organs, such as the muscles of the torso, limbs, and eyes, provoking reflex reactions coordinating body posture [ 1].
Sporadic glimpses of PowerPoint being incorporated into the greater narrative may have been eye opening, provoking thought in readers.
Hence, a slightly distorted face e.g., a mask with the eyes misplaced will provoke more sustained attention than will a normal face or an object the infant has never seen before.
But as the answers are nearly spelled out in neon, the final reveal, which includes an eye-roll provoking, "American Beauty -like twist, lacks surprise.
Smith herself said she couldn't shake another man's hand or look men in the eyes without provoking Hall's wrath.
With its tales of uplift and pluck, "Real American Stories" trades in the kind of easy sentimentality that provokes eye rolls among those of us who work in media while quickening the pulse and patriotic ardor of almost everyone else.
