Sentence examples for pretty provocative from inspiring English sources

That's a pretty provocative question to ask people out of the blue.

Though I guess having red hair in public is pretty provocative.

"There are times when there are pretty provocative headlines on the covers.

"Originally David had some pretty provocative ideas and I was almost like the voice of reason," says Ritchie.

Next to nothing is known of his private life, although much has been predicated on the early works featuring plump, pretty, provocative boys got up as angels or lutenists, as Bacchus, Cupid or Caravaggio's favorite saint, John the Baptist.

"In this case the media trumped up the charges and said some pretty provocative things that would instill fear in the average American," Ms. Duane de la Vega said.

She's bitchy, swears, wears "chio" (pretty but provocative) clothes, writes in intimate detail about things like panty liners, and flaunts her American boyfriend, Mike.

The book begins with a shard of a memory of a pretty and provocative young girl on a long, cross country train ride.

I think about power a lot, and about how unrepresentative it is, and wonder why some journalists (we wouldn't dream of it!) feel the need to exaggerate when the world is pretty ridiculous and provocative already.

His career has ranged from memorable teenagers ("Pretty in Pink") to provocative bad boys ("Sex, Lies and Videotape") to acclaimed television lawyers.

Not only can you easily find the sexually provocative book pretty much anywhere on the web in general — because it's been around for hundreds of years — but if any kid walks into any book store across this country, they can find it and read it there.