Sentence examples for may provoke one from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the closed environment of the respiratory chamber may provoke one more stress situation for the experimental animal.

To provoke one of these responses — vegetarianism or a defiant meat eating — may be the point of this odd, amusing film.

Paintings complement or provoke one another.

Mr. Peres and Mr. Arafat are planning to meet just before another deadline, one that may provoke more violence, the one-year anniversary, later this week, of the current Palestinian uprising against Israel.

The loss of a loved one may provoke complicated grief, which is characterized by intense symptoms of yearning, sadness, or loss of life meaning.

The exchange below between a study participant and a moderator highlights how anatomical disadvantages in one partner may provoke the other partner to engage in CP: Study Participant: In order for them [sexual partner] to hide their physical disabilities they would ask you to tolerate with them.

David Lynch's The Elephant Man (1980) is a Dickensian fairytale of London, a sombre and beautiful film, one that reminds us that gothic may provoke tears as well as shudders.

One may argue that the rather high intensity of HIIT may provoke cardiovascular complications during exercise at least in subjects with cardiovascular diseases.

One possibility is a common pathway of osmophobia and mood changes may provoke suicidality.

HEADING back to school may provoke mixed emotions for many students; for those taking up residence in student housing, especially for the first time, one specific point of concern is furnishing the dorm room.

It may provoke a new intifada.