Sentence examples for most provocative aspects from inspiring English sources

The fact that the Internet is now apparently unregulated is one of its most provocative aspects.

This is one of the most provocative aspects of the recent "Doctor Who": since Amy was enraptured by the Doctor as a child, her relationship to the Doctor is essentially that of a fan, who spends years drawing pictures and building models of his adventures, her low-tech version of a Dreamatorium.

The decision to pare down books is provoking a practical intellectual debate among writers, publishers and archivists, and among its most provocative aspects is whether this sort of slice-and-dice Web publishing is an early step toward eliminating paper versions of some books.

On every measure, the Gaussian approach proved better than the alternatives.That exercise points to the most provocative aspect of this paper.

More than any of these curious details, the most provocative aspect of "Upstream Color" is the way it unfolds, as a skein of associations and in a barrage of fragmentary images and clipped conversations.

The most provocative aspect of the South Korean research, in Dr. Daley's opinion, was something that was not even included in the paper, but was revealed by several of the scientists at a news conference last Thursday.

The most provocative aspect of Weyand and Bundle's argument — and clearly the biggest affront to Pistorius — is their calculation that the Cheetah blades, over the length of 400 meters, or once around the track, give him an 11.9-second advantage.

Perhaps the form's most provocative aspect -- in regard to both storytelling and political innovation -- can be witnessed in its application to books for children.

The most provocative aspect of the RFH story is the lack of an apparent need for yet another class-I RF.

But the program's most provocative scene involved clothes marked "Old Navy".

Above all, Sahuquillo contends that the most interesting and provocative aspect of her work is in the act itself.