Sentence examples for love provokes from inspiring English sources

We always underestimate the degree of prohibition that love provokes.

In the end, Eat Pray Love provokes a heretical thought.

In the context of the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury, there's something infectious about her enthusiasm: her cover of Candi Staton's You Got The Love provokes a mass singalong.

A woman whose music doesn't really have that many subtleties to explore in the first place, Welch is ideally placed: You Got the Love provokes a mass singalong, and it's hard to begrudge her her unexpected moment.

How could a teaching inspired by God's merciful love provoke scores of children to be abused and abandoned?

Not everything worth loving provokes love at first sight.

November DON BYRON A commission from the newly re-energized Symphony Space, and a typical project from Mr. Byron, who loves provoking audiences and challenging their sense of retail-constructed genre.

Rather than get into yet another one with him, I'm more interested to find out what he thinks about the things that are often said about him, so I ask if it's true that he loves provoking the left.

Last winter, he and Ms. Silvers visited the composer's archives in Venice, where they met his widow and watched a videotape of the 1978 La Scala production of "In the Sun's Love-Provoking Light," Nono's opera about the Paris Commune.

Here she is describing the almost painful physical sensation that love can provoke: "My stomach feels like it's popping, like an ice cube in a warm Pepsi".

"No, they love being provoked by me! Honestly, it makes them feel so much better about their lives to think that I'm a reactionary; it's a substitute for thought.