Sentence examples for more provocative work from inspiring English sources

Her reaction to success was to make tougher and more provocative work.

Ken Kesey's "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is typically one of the more provocative works.

Other museums and galleries had been unwilling to show some of Mr. Benes's more provocative works related to AIDS.

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

Alberto Burri created Cubist compositions from coarse, stitched-together burlap; Lucio Fontana punctured his canvases or cut into them with graceful knife slashes; Piero Manzoni, later famous for more provocative conceptual works, is here represented by all-white, small but aggressively physical pictures, like one made entirely of little Styrofoam balls (Johnson).

This could have been because of his politically provocative work; more likely it was a display of power.

Among the other works on Mr. Schiff's disc is a lively account of the popular Toccata in D. For a more provocative take on that work, along with the other six Bach toccatas, try Glenn Gould's set, recorded between 1963 and 1979 (Sony Classical SM2K 52612, two CD's), in Sony's Glenn Gould Edition.

The other line of work is more provocative.

And as long as she remains more provocative than substantive, her strategy works.

Indeed, her exhibition of sass and funkiness is certainly more provocative" in comparison to her previous work.

There's not a more provocative example of cinema that addresses life, work, art and death that I can think of.