Sentence examples for provocative communications from inspiring English sources
The organisation's approach is based on identifying the reasons pleasure is excluded from health interventions, and the reasons people do not practise safer sex (e.g. many studies have shown that people believe 'condoms reduce pleasure'), and finding ways to counter these tendencies through innovative and provocative communications.
The provocation proved provocative.
In "Adoration," a profound and provocative exploration of cultural inheritance, communications technology and the roots and morality of terrorism, the Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan nimbly wades into an ideological minefield without detonating an explosion.
"We needed some provocative gesture," Lapo Cianchi, the Pitti communications director, said before the Sander show, which was held in the garden of a villa overlooking the city.
It is unusual for a major party presidential nominee to directly control any online communications, let alone issue provocative, unsubstantiated claims without the filter of a campaign aide.
Cyber Rights was reviewed favorably in Library Journal, where it was described as "a provocative discussion of the social and legal issues concerning computer online communications".
"The Guardian has championed open, collaborative and innovative journalism," said Jennifer Lindenauer, director of marketing & communications for the Guardian US. "This campaign embodies that spirit with provocative illustrations that engages our readers on a set controversial issues.
Dale Kunkel, a communications professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, calls the results "interesting and provocative".
