Sentence examples for provocative choice from inspiring English sources

Michael Luttig is the most provocative choice.

Polgar's provocative choice, 7... h5, is rarely seen.

That makes him a provocative choice as the subject of Colum McCann's third novel.

"With the paradox of Jefferson being a slave owner," noted Philip, "it seemed like a provocative choice".

George Bush's provocative choice of John Bolton... as UN ambassador must also be seen as part of this campaign".

Mr. Romney's provocative choice of words added to Republican efforts to define Mr. Obama as out of step with basic American goals and values at home and abroad.

The director makes some provocative choices, such as mixing in documentary conventions — like talking-head interviews with Carthage town gossips — so viewers are uncertain what's taken from real life, what's being made up by Linklater and what's being made up by the real-life gossips he's depicting.

For the most part such pictures seem nonexploitative, reflecting a collaboration in which the models exult in their bodies, provocative by choice.

Useless was a provocative word choice.

When I linked to her post on Twitter, I repeated a flippant line I sometimes use in public lectures, namely that "The Standard Model is the greatest theory in the history of physics that we know is wrong". "Wrong," here, is a deliberately provocative word choice.

The N.B.A. lockout did not end Thursday night, but it edged ever closer to a finale, amid tense smiles, light-hearted quips and provocative word choices by the men who are negotiating a new labor deal.