Sentence examples for more provocative because from inspiring English sources

The Agni 5, of course, is more provocative because it is a nuclear missile aimed at China.

The false Twitter posts about Mr. Obama seemed even more provocative because Fox News is widely perceived to be a voice of opposition to the Obama administration.

Through the film's lens, the grotesque is matter-of-fact, and all the more provocative because of it.

I find Mr. Stern's the more provocative statement, because it is made on behalf of freedom.

"I think I chose this somewhat more provocative theme because I got bored of drawing landscapes and these traditional genres throughout my entire educational period.

I'd like it to feel more provocative and daring, because that is why I fell in love with drag.

Cultural creators are "looking to be more provocative than they would be otherwise, because if they aggravate or shock someone, their work has that much more of a chance to go viral," Stryker continued, pointing out the trolling strategies of author Tao Lin, whose online stunts have made him internet-famous and put him on the path to mainstream literary success.

When I did see it, I thought it was sensational, because it was much more provocative and proactive than the raid -- but not the riots!

Steam From a Bubbling Caldron: Twentieth Century-Fox changed the title of its film about the O. S. S. from "32 Rue Madeleine" to "13 Rue Madeleine," because "13 is a much more provocative number than 32".

These are all fascinating questions worth exploring, but Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has decided to ask another, possibly more provocative, question: what if Paula Deen shot Trayvon Martin because she thought he was trying to rape her?

More provocative, I guess.