Sentence examples for far less provocative from inspiring English sources
In recent days, various sympathetic figures had urged Corbyn to appoint Angela Eagle, a former Treasury Minister and a far less provocative appointment.
Germany's decision was far less provocative than Mr. Berlusconi's words, likening a German member of the European Parliament to the leader of a Nazi concentration camp.
This spiteful shindig will still take place, although now it will be in a far less provocative place, which means that Golders Green can breathe a sigh of relief.
And Mr. Stiller was permitted to direct only two more films in the years that came after, the interesting but far less provocative "Zoolander" (2001) and the fierce Hollywood satire "Tropic Thunder" (2008).
Indeed, in small groups and at his own campaign stops, where his comments tend to be far less provocative than in other forums, Mr. Graham can come across as warm and knowledgeable.
The campaign, intended to be tongue in cheek, also includes far less provocative athletes like the football players Derek Fisher and Keyshawn Johnson, the baseball player Brian Jordan and the basketball player Jerry Stackhouse.
But they also included something far less appealing: provocative prose meant to embarrass her.
Victor A. Kovner, the well-known First Amendment lawyer on Ms. Hanover's team, who is far less prone to provocative sound bites than Mr. Felder and whose expression suggested that he regards them as a lapse of taste, was reluctant to speak to the news media outside the court.
Similar actions to the Warwick sit-in occurred across the country yesterday but despite them often being more provocative in their approach, they attracted far less media attention.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
