Sentence examples for most provocative in from inspiring English sources

THE best-selling item at the most provocative — in every sense of the word — new store on Long Island's South Shore?

The song, one of the most provocative in all of hip-hop, suddenly has renewed relevance following the systemic shootings of unarmed black men by police in recent years.

Stern is at his most provocative in his acknowledgement that cable needs to rebuild trust with its customers.

But paradoxically the most provocative show in town in this regard may be the feel-good musical about the Nigerian singer and activist Fela Anikulapo-Kuti.

Those videotaped snippets have focused on his most provocative moments in long sermons, in particular, one in which he said: "The government gives them drugs, builds bigger prisons, passes a three-strike law and then wants us to sing 'God Bless America'.

Mr. Bourne's talent for expressing theatrical ideas through physical imagery was clearly evident in the most provocative move in his "Swan Lake": a reversal of the idea, central to the ballet, of the swan as an image of femininity.

One of the most provocative films in the section and in Cannes overall was Swedish director Ruben Östlund's "Force Majeure".

He might claim provocation because Barton is the most provocative player in England.

The most provocative prediction in last year's edition was that in 2013 the best place to be born would be Switzerland, and the worst Nigeria.

One of the most provocative themes in the film, which opens today in Manhattan, is the shifting status of Yiddish in Israel.

His career began, after all, with one of the most provocative buildings in modern architecture: 1977's Pompidou Centre in Paris, which he and Richard Rogers designed in their 30s.