Sentence examples for provocative characteristics from inspiring English sources

To examine changes in sexualizing (provocative) characteristics with which girls are portrayed in the media, researchers have content analyzed girls' clothing in two magazines (Graff et al. 2013).

We move from empirical and evolutionary conceptions of the role of such devices to the phenomenology of disclosure, attending to the revealing, generative, catalytic, metaphoric, signalling and provocative characteristics introduced by such devices.

or N The performance characteristics of provocative testing, motor testing, sensory testing, and reflex testing for the diagnosis of lumbar radiculopathy are presented in Table 3.

The provocation proved provocative.

Valla's last public appearance was characteristic of his provocative, polemical style.

That night he was dressed as Claire, his female alter ego, one of whose frocks hung in the exhibition alongside his pots, all full of his characteristic mixture of benign and provocative imagery.

I've been slow coming to Frederick Seidel's poetry but better late than never: his latest collection, Widening Income Inequality (Faber £14.99), is a characteristic blend of transgressive ideas and provocative rhymes.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR MYSELF (1959): Essentially a collection of Mr. Mailer's columns from The Village Voice, this volume offers the earliest sustained glimpse of his characteristic full-throated journalistic style: brash, hip, provocative, ironic and self-regarding.

The spectrum of characteristics should intentionally be stretched from today thinkable to provocative and also to improbable.

"Axell's provocative paintings challenge artistic conventions while also exhibiting a liberated, playful spirit characteristic of the sexual revolution of the 1960s".

The article by Zuo and colleagues [ 1] provides new and provocative insight into the role of mPRs in epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT), a differentiation process characteristic of basal phenotype breast cancer.