Sentence examples for is designed to provoke from inspiring English sources

— and that ambiguity is designed to provoke conversation.

The "clock of the south" is designed to provoke Bolivians to think creatively.

Arab observers say the brutality is designed to provoke indiscriminate Western retaliation against Muslims and Muslim states.

The decision to sit on these committees is designed to provoke the English, and it will certainly do so.

So Auriemma has challenged Hartley in that sarcastic way of his that is designed to provoke and inspire.

The roof, according to the Web site, is "designed to provoke customer emotion, thereby weakening desire to negotiate and enhancing gross profit opportunity".

Mr Arshad said the video was designed to provoke a debate and prevent radicalised British Muslims going to fight in Syria for the Islamic State (IS) militant group.

"This resolution was designed to provoke Iraq in every detail".

Indeed, his appeal to the "silent majority" seemed almost to have been designed to provoke them.

This film was designed to provoke a deep and thrilling fear in those who watched it.

The "biggest hits" of the processed food industry are designed to provoke that response.