Sentence examples for provocation of the from inspiring English sources
The Hitlerian provocation of the title is thus more than a flippant joke, since it seems (at least from these volumes) that the author wishes to drink from the same wells of Nordic tradition as his predecessor.
It would be considered a provocation of the employees".
A still from "Provocation of the Nightingale," by Shen Xin, from 2017-18.
GFP Bunny was, Kac claimed, the provocation of the controversy, rather than the rabbit itself.
Female ejaculation is usually associated with provocation of the mystical G-spot.
Recall also the alacrity with which some commentators attributed the 7/7 bombings to the provocation of the Iraq war.
In every place they faced jeers and fury for their provocation of the town's well-guarded conventions.
Apparently in an effort to minimize the provocation of Beijing, the Vatican did not include any Catholics killed under Communist rule in its new list of prospective saints.
"Through power's reaction to the provocations of the spirit, we can measure the freedom of a society".
This was a violent, hysterical rampage by the players, further inflamed by the equally mindless provocations of the spectators.
In October North Korean state media said Australia was "showing dangerous moves of zealously joining the frenzied political and military provocations of the US against DPRK".
