Sentence examples for life provokes from inspiring English sources
Secondly, we notice how everyday organisational life provokes strong feelings in us, and in our colleagues.
The novel is narrated by a political prisoner whose return to civilian life provokes a sense of terrible alienation.
It's almost as if Hesse's life provokes a nostalgia and even romanticization of the so-called troubled and angst-ridden notion of the artistic personality.
On the contrary, each additional year of patient's life provokes a 2.3% increase of probability of death in Gravendeel's data set and almost the same percentage (2.5%) in Lee's data set.
Following Zane's death he produced some large-scale theatrical pieces that directly addressed themes of loss and life, provoking both acclaim and controversy.
Mr. Jaynes's thoughts on his life provoked by President Bush's State of the Union address seem to be an apt illustration of the texture of society today.
As it turned out, Miliband's carefully choreographed return to frontline political life provoked the merest flicker of interest – drowned out by the political maelstrom that engulfed the Conservative party after the resignation of Iain Duncan Smith, and the fatal terrorist attacks in Brussels.
Naruto weeps over Gaara's life, provoking Chiyo into sacrificing her own life to revive Gaara after coming to acknowledge Naruto and Sakura Haruno's resolve.
But a woman from his past re-enters his life, and provokes him to take one last, fatal climb.
It was the kind of self-satisfied, opinionated crowd that validates Manhattan life and provokes antipathy from the rest of the country.
Nureyev's dancing body, "a thing of the most captivating beauty," as one character puts it, elicits responses ranging from hatred to transcendental ecstasy, but most often he briefly restores people to life; he provokes a woman to seduce her unloved husband, and an elderly ex-ballerina to try on her mothballed tutu.
