Sentence examples for for more provocative from inspiring English sources

Alberto Burri created Cubist compositions from coarse, stitched-together burlap; Lucio Fontana punctured his canvases or cut into them with graceful knife slashes; Piero Manzoni, later famous for more provocative conceptual works, is here represented by all-white, small but aggressively physical pictures, like one made entirely of little Styrofoam balls (Johnson).

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An aerial photo of a military maneuver is included in "Grid" instead of "Tribe," which would have made for a more provocative discussion.

A Jeffrey Campbell spokeswoman, Sharon Blackburn, said that the brand was well established before partnering with Ms. Amoruso, but that Nasty Gal created a new channel for its more provocative styles, like the "Lita," a towering lace-up platform boot with a five-inch heel.

Among the other works on Mr. Schiff's disc is a lively account of the popular Toccata in D. For a more provocative take on that work, along with the other six Bach toccatas, try Glenn Gould's set, recorded between 1963 and 1979 (Sony Classical SM2K 52612, two CD's), in Sony's Glenn Gould Edition.

I started out with "Baines," then I went for the more provocative, "This is gonna hurt".

In 2008, Glenn Beck moved over from CNN to FOX News and made a splash for being even more provocative.

The alternative titles that we had in mind for this paper exemplify the problem: "The great merit of simple-minded dichotomies for clinicians" or even more provocative, "The great merit of dichotomies for simple-minded clinicians".

This pinnacle of the Romantic repertory is bread and butter for full-size symphony orchestras but more provocative fare for a conductorless chamber ensemble.

It is the sound of frivolity's vindictive triumph — all the more provocative for being voiced in the depths of the Depression.