By stating that those sums are inarguably corrupting, Ginsberg was being particularly provocative, as that's really what the whole argument is about.
The hint at disagreement among the performers about who can and cannot call themselves Muslim is particularly provocative — a debate that would have been better off played out on-screen rather than summarized after the fact.
The message was particularly provocative, given that tensions have recently flared in this city-state over the influx of foreigners moving to its shores.
Particularly provocative were reports that DLL1 biased naïve CD4+ T cells towards the Th1 fate [31], whereas Jag1 biased toward Th2 [30], suggesting that pathogens drive distinct T helper fate choices through the induction of alternative Notch ligands on antigen presenting cells [30].
It seemed to me, at first glance, to be an image that wasn't particularly provocative.
Particularly provocative was the fact that chimpanzees used certain gestures only in certain situations trying to get another chimp's attention, for example, or playing, or picking a fight.
Particularly provocative is the finding that the LI-only children had evidence of phonological difficulties before they started to learn to read, but nevertheless, by 9 years of age they could read words and nonwords rapidly and accurately.
Q: That doesn't seem particularly provocative, or new.
That disclosure has been particularly provocative in Germany, where the history of the Nazi era and then postwar surveillance in Communist East Germany have left a legacy of national concern for privacy and civil liberties.
Many people have suggested that it is particularly provocative of the Saudis to enact this punishment in the immediate wake of the Paris killings, as discussion about free expression rages in the west.
