Sentence examples for is most provocative from inspiring English sources

The show, like Dick's novel, is most provocative when it shows Americans adapting to fascism with an alarming smoothness.

But what is most provocative is the tone, the mixture of serious themes with sharp humor, and doing it with this setting and subject, which is typically so somber".

Yet the fourth season is most provocative when it refuses to resolve its emotional contradictions, by showing how insufficient an apology can be, how despair can be as reasonable a response as faith.

"Who Really Cooks the Books?," by Warren E. Buffett (Op-Ed, July 24), is most provocative, but he misses one long overlooked way to bring abusive C.E.O.'s down to earth.

Any humorist could make hay of Oprah, adolescent shame or parenting, but Mr. Almond is most provocative when he's re-treading the alleyways of his personal experience, such as his failure to outmaneuver Hannity & Colmes of Fox News last year, when they invited him to discuss his aversion to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, or his run-in with a blogger nemesis in 2005.

"This is most provocative, Nick," she said.

What was most provocative were the song's lyrics.

And that is what's most provocative about Musk's decision.

One of the show's most provocative inclusions is Eleanor Antin's takeoff of a vanity memoir, loosely modeled on Isadora Duncan's.

What was most provocative about Wilson's request is not that he asked to see the Caucasus women's image but, rather, when he did.

He has collaborated with acts such as Of Montreal and Regina Spektor and also fronts the synth-pop ensemble Jupiter One, but it's as a solo artist that he's most provocative, using his violin, a looping machine, and acrobatic vocals to build and bend ethereal and ecstatic melodies.