Sentence examples for handsome provocative from inspiring English sources
Handsome, provocative and fluent in Hebrew, which he learned after fleeing Sudan four years ago, Ali is the public face of an estimated 55,000-strong population that some in Israel wish would quietly disappear.
He has created a handsome show, bulking together provocative painters, sculptors and a few multimedia artists under the rubric of "timeliness".
The provocation proved provocative.
Provocative, poignant and sometimes problematic, Handsome Harry would seem to have timing on its side.
Just a couple of years ago, Mercedes-Benz was creating cars that were handsome, but staid and uptight compared with the provocative designs of Audis, BMWs and Porsches the other German luxury vehicles.
Will McAvoy is handsome, forthright and authoritative, with just enough irascibility and skepticism to seem provocative.
There are agile, handsome dancers; a clever use of video; and lots of sexy and provocative and mysterious incidents.
Sure, he was charismatic, movie-star handsome and a black belt in judo, and he had a gift for provocative gestures.
In the British playwright Karoline Leach's subtle, provocative play, "Tryst" (well directed by Joe Brancato, at the Promenade), the handsome George Love (Maxwell Caulfield) is the con man; he uses his performance of pukka Englishness to steal the hearts and the wallets of the young girls he marries, only to abandon them after the wedding night.
The room is handsome, the greeting solicitous; the menu itself is refreshingly straightforward, while the dishes it describes are provocative and complex.
