Sentence examples for more provocative use from inspiring English sources

Another festival regular, Ulrich Seidl of Austria, makes even more provocative use of hybrid forms.

But here too the technique can be put to more stimulating, provocative use.

Mr. Obama showed no signs of backing down, and while avoiding the more provocative language used by some of his aides, said Mr. Romney should answer lingering questions about what his role was at Bain Capital, a private equity firm.

Daniel Okrent's column is one of the newspaper's more provocative, addressing its left-of-centre world view and its use of outside sources to provide spurious objectivity for its own conclusions.

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

The Japanese government moved to buy the islands in response to a potentially much more provocative plan by right-wing Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara to buy and develop them using public donations.

But Lawson stands out with a group of theatrical portraits of African-American subjects at home, using Diane Arbus's and Tina Barney's work as jumping-off points to more provocative and uncomfortable places of her own.

Museum retrospectives proved more provocative.

More provocative, I guess.

What was more provocative?

Here Standage is more provocative than persuasive.