Sentence examples for fine provocative from inspiring English sources

His chapter on the SAT is a fine, provocative example.

This pianist has provided some fine, provocative performances of both Classical repertory played on the fortepiano and Romantic literature performed on a concert grand.

After decades of failed efforts to improve the lives of poor students, Mr Tough has written a fine and provocative book about the kind of work that seems to be making a difference.

Fine line between provocative and tasteless.

In developing the creative approach, "we wanted it to be on that fine line of provocative but not polarizing," Mr. Addison said, adding that he believed the campaign accomplished being "human instead of being overly serious".

Now as the festival goes into its final weekend, there are still several fine and equally provocative films yet to see such as Claire Denis' White Material and Pedro Almodóvar's Broken Embraces -- the closing night film.

Sometimes there's a fine line between being provocative and embarrassing.

The efforts to ensure that the awards are presented without a hitch -- unless Britney Spears marries her next husband between commercial breaks -- reflect the struggle by networks and advertisers to walk the fine line between being provocative enough to attract attention and mild enough to avoid outrage.

The provocation proved provocative.

Warming up and cooling down from the likes of Matthew Dear and Deetron will surely have left this occasionally provocative tastemaker in fine form to deliver a crowd-pleasing set, shot through with the experimental flavours established early in his career.

Meanwhile, to remind us of its fine track record in presenting provocative exhibitions of African art, the museum has chosen a Manhattan showcase, the lobby of the UBS Building, to display "African Art Is...," selections from seven past shows.