Sentence examples for most provocative of from inspiring English sources

Even among that most provocative of journalistic posts, his daily columns appear fearless, sometimes strident.

But it is perhaps the most provocative of its type this season, with an opening reminiscent of "Saving Private Ryan".

Mr. Westergaard has been a focus of Muslim ire since drawing perhaps the most provocative of the 12 cartoons, showing Muhammad wearing a turban shaped like a bomb.

'The thinker sees his own actions as experiments and questions, as attempts to find out something,' wrote Nietzsche, the most provocative of all German thinkers.

'New' Coltrane on CD The most provocative of the CD's being released in time for John Coltrane's 75th anniversary is "The Olatunji Concert" (Impulse 314 589 120-2).

The most provocative of those -- and a possible reason for his resignation -- was a statement last week that Europe's new shared currency, the euro, amounted to a "miscarriage".

"The Search for Life" is a 23-minute exploration of one of the most provocative pursuits of modern astronomy.

Greeted on its publication as one of the most provocative works of the era, The End of Ideology was in 1995 chosen as one of the 100 most influential books since the second world war by the Times Literary Supplement.

As promised by the title, "The Search for Life: Are We Alone?," the 23-minute show is a fast-paced survey of one of the most provocative pursuits of modern astronomy.

As one of the most provocative sessions of the symposium, Dr Beverley Orser introduced the scope of medical errors by describing the high human and medical cost of errors.

Still, the aesthetic center of gravity remains pretty conservative, and many of the most provocative sculptors of the post-World War II period — John Chamberlain, Jeff Koons and Franz West to mention three — are absent.