Sentence examples for it's provoked from inspiring English sources

It's provoked a string of memes and even a video game, but Leonardo DiCaprio's 20-year quest for an Oscar might finally be coming to an end.

It's provoked a scandal in the Doha Film Commission, a big source of film finance.

While you would think that this would earn him admiration, it's provoked all sorts of naysaying instead.

"I think it's provoked by the overwhelming authority that science has been able to accumulate," Dr. Levine said.

"But it's provoked a very positive debate, in that it has shown people that these laws do not stop women from having abortions".

Who did return a call was John Langley, a creator of "Cops" and a more-than-20-year veteran of vérité television, who lamented the recent surge in crime-theme television: "It's not real — it's provoked, manipulated, scripted".

The gifts may score the retailer sales among its young demographic of shoppers, but it's provoking anger from some family-oriented groups.

Certainly, it's provoking debate on the other side of the world, if an article I was reading in the Sydney Morning Herald is anything to go by.

Unfortunately, the only stimulus that provokes any real action--small though it may be--is from the outside, and it's provoking only a very weak internal response.

Even if Bower was wrong (which he does not concede), it was provoked by Byers's stonewalling.

Pyongyang says it was provoked by Seoul's military drill near the island.