Sentence examples for more provocative one from inspiring English sources

And as hip-hop -- not just rap music but fashion, break-dancing, graffiti and the magazines that chronicle it all -- blossomed into the radiant center of youth culture, Billy Wimsatt and lots of white kids found in it a way to flee their own orderly world by discovering a sexier, more provocative one.

One of the more provocative ones is that allied militants — particularly the Afghan Taliban — might not like the added publicity.

Anne-Catherine's half sister, Stephanie, four years younger, remembers joining Grimaud in performances of "Michael Jackson choreography, especially the more provocative ones".

One of the more provocative takes on the count was written by former Gawker blogger and essayist Emily Gould, who's one of the women lucky enough to write for, and be written up by, the New York Times.

The next two choices of books "whose influence has, perhaps inadvertently, been harmful" are even more provocative, especially when one keeps in mind that The Christian Century's editors at large run from the center to the left of the theological spectrum.

Others are more provocative and experimental, like one at the Light Factory that focuses on the use of digital technology in ceramics.

A small number (3: 6%) also suggested that downhill walking might be more provocative of symptoms, although one (2%) conversely reported the expectation that uphill walking would aggravate symptoms.

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"I think the next one will be more provocative," he said.

He tells me an illuminating story concerning one of his more provocative early works, a drawing of his signature.

Christopher Hitchens, one of the more provocative, thought-provoking, and entertaining public intellectuals of his generation is dead at 62 after a public struggle with esophageal cancer.