Sentence examples for finally provoked from inspiring English sources

This finally provoked a hint from Carney that Obama did, in fact, know that the NSA was bugging Merkel.

In Greece, the main problem is Golden Dawn, whose violent neo-Nazi thugs have finally provoked a belated government crackdown.

It was not the actual situation in Yemen but the war with Al Qaeda that finally provoked the international community to act.

Falling two goals behind finally provoked a reaction from the champions, who pulled a goal back in the 15th minute thanks to a successful penalty by Mahrez.

That finally provoked the Thai police into denouncing him as "the big boss" and, a few months later in November 2013, the US government offered a $1m reward for information that led to the dismantling of his syndicate.

Hughes calls her father "The Minotaur," and many of the "Birthday Letters" chart Plath's gradual, fatal descent into his lair... Finally, provoked by his wife's violence into blind rage, he unwittingly handed her the key she had been looking for.

"Maybe this will finally provoke that public discussion.

Mourinho, the mind games master, had really got under his skin, finally provoking a nervous breakdown.

The one maybe-bright spot in this week-long Watson scandal is that clearly vitriolic sexism is finally seen as an outrage, and it might finally provoke action.

On the edge of an abyss, the government fought to survive with a flurry of bond issues at ever increasing interest rates, finally provoking the crash in August.

"Empty, elliptical, cornball shit," he said, finally provoking Hall to rear up, slam the laptop shut on his fingers and give him a crash course in the virtues of American cinema's original myth.