Sentence examples for most provoking from inspiring English sources

The chase winds and whips along tranquil, moneyed streets, and the most provoking aspect of "The Town" is the way that it mashes together the low and the high, with Doug growing twitchy whenever transgression tugs him out of his neighborhood.

Most provoking is Woodsworth's warning against the acid of nationalism.

And — most provoking of all — they also didn't know whom they were talking to.

Her work was the most provoking at the almost all-female 1978 Hayward Annual.

Action thrillers assail but rarely test us; this is the tautest, most provoking, and altogether most draining example ever made.

T. S. Eliot, at his most provoking, suggested that Othello was doing something in this vein in his majestic final speech — "cheering himself up," in Eliot's startling words.

The tradition-based school of constitutional interpretation most provokes Sunstein's ire.

But if we are judging this on who causes most laughter, provokes most thought, and does both in new ways, then Lee owns the podium.

Rhys Webb: The Horrors While most provoke with volume, Connan Mockasin's delicate touch is captivating and mind-melting.

The magic of that summer infuses the book: a wide, white canvas lit by splashes of prismatic colour, it is at once the most ravishing novel I've read all year, and the most intellectually provoking.

Most negative items were related to tooth drilling, giving that it had long been listed as one of the most fear provoking items in dental office [ 45, 46].