Sentence examples for provocative application from inspiring English sources
For Obama, it's possible that 2014 will bring, as Politico predicts, a newly "forceful, unapologetic and occasionally provocative application of White House power".
The iconoclastic literary criticism of Leslie Fiedler, as, for example, Love and Death in the American Novel (1960), was marked by its provocative application of Freudian ideas to American literature.
The provocation proved provocative.
The 10-page ruling does consider the welfare of the couple's two children, but also spends quite a bit of time wondering what the hell the dad was thinking when he attached "full page colour photographs of the nude mother in sexually provocative positions" to his custody application.
The ten-page ruling does consider the welfare of the couple's two children, but also spends quite a bit of time wondering what the hell the dad was thinking when he attached "full page color photographs of the nude mother in sexually provocative positions" to his custody application.
Then, in the 2007 membership application, the deliberately provocative name of "Taiwan" was used.
Asking whether or not marijuana might have legitimate medical application is a lot less provocative once we've conceded that cocaine already does.
Perhaps the form's most provocative aspect -- in regard to both storytelling and political innovation -- can be witnessed in its application to books for children.
The advent of highly sensitive methods for mutation detection raises a provocative question whether any mutation detected should preclude the use of cells in various in vitro applications and particularly in potential therapies.
In addition to six research articles, two short essays offer provocative and alternative views on individual aspects of benefits and challenges that characterize resilience and vulnerability research and application.
