Sentence examples for nothing provoked from inspiring English sources

Sketches and awed descriptions of Yosemite's grand views had reached the east in the mid-1800s, but nothing provoked public reaction like Watkins' photos, which were exhibited at a gallery in New York in 1862.

Nothing provokes the artistic sensibility like grief.

Companies are rarely willing to take that risk as nothing provokes the public quite like missing a sporting event.

Without a coherent mission statement, neo-classical is a lot of nice music with nothing provoking forward motion.

Nothing provokes more outrage in Howie Long than the campaign by league owners to expand the regular season from 16 games to 18, when they know it will lead to more harm.

Nothing provokes thought more than a list of the names of dead schoolchildren, aged 6-7, particularly when one of your sons is 6.

When the news was still fresh, nothing specific provoked my tears they just came again and again and again.

Nothing has provoked more outrage on Emmy nominations morning the last couple of years than the exclusion of Tatiana Maslany, the 29-year-old Canadian actress who so thoroughly brings to life a variety of clones puzzling out the meaning of their existence on BBC America's sci-fi thriller "Orphan Black".

He does nothing to provoke any of this.

The officers, he said:, "did nothing to provoke anyone".

Walker said he did nothing to provoke Garnett and tried to play down the incident.